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Politics : American Presidential Politics and foreign affairs
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To: TimF who wrote (31382)1/12/2009 7:17:44 PM
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"Goverment GDP percentage change figures are indeed calculated Y-o-Y. So if a temporary change happens in one year it gets counted as a plus during that year. If its removed the next, then the lower GDP that results is how it gets taken back out the next year."

If something happens (an increase in activity, or a decrease in activity) in any given year --- then it is counted.

Next year, the same: If something happens (an increase in activity, or a decrease in activity) in that particular year --- then it is counted.

All counting is irrespective of any previous years....
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