Social Performance and State Economic Growth
​Is a higher-than-expected level of social development / GDP ratio a strength or weakness in terms of additional income generation? The gap analysis between actual GDP and a theoretical GDP consistent with the level of social development achieved (called sustainable GDP) shows that over a five-year period, countries whose social performance is above average have significantly higher growth. This is obviously not a first-order determinant of future growth, but the quantitative assessment of actual social performance, i.e. relative to the level of economic development of the country, provides useful additional information on the growth.
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