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Gross Domestic Product
GDP is at market prices (includes indirect taxes eg. VAT, inflating the value of national income)

GDP includes imports and exports
GDP is the key measure used in the UK
Gross National Product
GDP is income from UK based factors of production whilst GNP is income from UK owned factors of production

So... GNP = GDP + net property income from abroad
how does GNP differ from GDP?
National Income
is a measure of the output, expenditure and income of an economy
transfer payments are not included in national income statistics