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Results of bilateral comparisons of GDP of Belarus and Russia

· snapshot · rows: 10 · periods: 2 · section: National accounts

The comparison of the economies of the Republic of Belarus and the Russian Federation for 2021 is based on purchasing power parity. The rows indicate various indicators, including gross domestic product and household final consumption expenditure, allowing for a comparison of the scale and structure of economic activity in both countries. The data reflect the ratio of production and consumption volumes within a bilateral comparison

Chart of the results of bilateral GDP comparisons between Belarus and Russia for 2021

Net export of goods and services 0.03 Gross accumulation 0.03 Gross domestic product 0.03 Final consumption… serving householdsFinal consumption expenditure of households and non-profit institutions serving households 0.03 Actual individual… of householdsActual individual consumption of households 0.03 Final consumption expenditure 0.03 Final consumption… on collective servicesFinal consumption expenditure of general government on collective services 0.03 Actual final… of general governmentActual final consumption of general government 0.03 Final consumption… of general governmentFinal consumption expenditure of general government 0.03 Final consumption… goods and servicesFinal consumption expenditure of general government on individual goods and services 0.02
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Set in numbers

This is a cross-section: 10 series across 2 breakdowns. 20 values in total.

“Final consumption expenditure of general government on individual goods and services” leads the table with 42.4, “Net export of goods and services” closes it with 29.1.

All table numbers are series: 10

How to read this table

The row indicators vary by components of national accounts, such as final consumption expenditure and total GDP. This makes it possible to see the share of national income spent by households and non-profit institutions in each country. Values should be compared using purchasing power parity, which neutralizes differences in the price levels of the countries

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Period and application

The data are relevant for 2021 and are presented as a one-off snapshot without reference to time series. Information on bilateral comparisons will be useful to economists, researchers, and specialists studying market interrelationships and the volumes of national economies in comparable prices