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Investment
Gross capital formation (GCF) is a driver of economic growth. Policy makers can examine ICP price levels and expenditures on GCF and its components of machinery and equipment, construction, change of inventories and acquisitions less disposals of valuables to inform investment strategies (figure 9.1 and figure 9.2).
Uses and limitations of Purchasing Power Parities
Chapter 1: The size of the economy and price levels
Chapter 2: Poverty and inequality
Chapter 3: Trade and competitiveness
Chapter 4: Labor costs, wages, and social safety nets
Chapter 5: Food and nutrition
Chapter 6: Health
Chapter 7: Education
Chapter 8: Energy and climate
Chapter 9: Infrastructure
Chapter 10: Human Development
Chapter 11: Administrative uses
Technical note
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