US annual population growth is about 0.5%. So per capita GDP not counting data centers went down.
Yes, and GDP per capita with them went up. And removing a source of GDP that has been shrinking might make GDP growth look even higher. What does it tell us? Anything?
I think this year the population actually goes down. So per capita GDP growth is even bigger than 0,1%!
That's what has been happening in the UK for several years.
GDP per capita is more important than overall GDP to see the trend in prosperity, IMHO.
Yes, and GDP per capita with them went up. And removing a source of GDP that has been shrinking might make GDP growth look even higher. What does it tell us? Anything?
I think this year the population actually goes down. So per capita GDP growth is even bigger than 0,1%!
That's what has been happening in the UK for several years.
GDP per capita is more important than overall GDP to see the trend in prosperity, IMHO.