Gross domestic product, or GDP for short, is one of the most widely used economic indicators to measure a country's economic wellbeing. It's a term that's thrown around so much that it's become every economist's favorite buzzword. In this category, we see a plethora of trends that all relate back to GDP in some way or another. Whether it's measuring inflation, tracking consumer prices, or analyzing economic indicators, these trends all provide insight into the financial health of a nation. And let's not forget about the different sectors that make up the economy- the primary, secondary, and tertiary sectors- each of which has its own set of trends to follow. From agriculture to trade to household products, this category covers it all. And with some trends pointing towards better growth and lower costs, it seems as though GDP might just be booming. But don't take my word for it- dive into these trends and see for yourself.