insights

A country can have a large urban population without having a particularly large share of its residents in million-plus metropolitan

Cross-border services trade can be compared with GDP to show how large two-way services transactions are relative to the domestic

Broad money as a share of GDP compares a wide measure of liquid financial instruments with annual economic output. In

Bank credit to private sector GDP share measures the amount of credit that deposit-taking institutions other than central banks provide

Final consumption expenditure compares the value of goods and services used for the direct satisfaction of individual and collective needs

Bank credit to government and state-owned enterprises as a share of GDP compares credit extended by domestic deposit-taking banks to

Adding a country’s exports and imports of goods and services and comparing the total with gross domestic product shows how

Deposit money bank assets to GDP compares the claims held by deposit-taking banks on the domestic real nonfinancial sector with

Private sector credit GDP share compares the amount of credit extended to the private sector with the size of an