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Peruvian GDP 2010: U.S. $ 153.919 Million

Gross domestic product (GDP) by 2010 Peru's rose in nominal terms to U.S. $ 153.919 million. This was just revealed, a couple of days, the Central Reserve Bank (BCR).

This data, which results by taking the nominal GDP in domestic currency and convert to dollars (the average exchange rate of the year) is higher in 20.8% by the year 2009, which is explained by the strong real economic growth, rising prices and falling exchange rate.

As is known, the GDP grew 8.78% in real terms. To this we must add two other factors that contributed to inflating the rate.
On the one hand we have the price increase: while the inmates varied marginally (about 2%), external, measured by the terms of trade, made a considerable rate of 18% (prices of exports grew 30%, while the import only did 10%).
Finally, we fall, by 6.2%, the exchange rate. Obviously, the sun getting stronger, our GDP in dollars is becoming larger.

Given that the average Peruvian population in 2010 amounted to 29'461, 933, this means that the gross domestic product per capita and less than U.S. $ 5.224, an increase of $ 860 for the year prior.

We, therefore, a good result in terms of growth and income improvement, which will hopefully be repeated in the current year. The economic model is generating wealth, it is imperative maintain it. Corresponds continue to emphasize (through an appropriate policy of tax collection and public expenditure, but without disturbing the fundamental measures for private investment) to improve the distribution of increased revenues, with the aim of ensuring all sectors of the population. In doing so, we create consensus about the benefits of the model and giving sustainability, ie, providing feedback and boosting this virtuous circle in which we find ourselves.