Gross domestic income (GDI)
The gross domestic income is equal to the gross domestic product if there are no claims on or liabilities to abroad countries.
The gross domestic income is the sum of all income in a country during a year. The gross domestic income is equal to the gross domestic product because the compensation for the gross domestic product is income in the form of wages, profits and interest rates.
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4/25/2013
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