GDP explained | What is GDP? | How is GDP calculated? | Income vs Expenditure Approach

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What is GDP (Gross Domestic Product) -- GDP is the total monetary value of the final goods and services produced within the geographical boundaries of a country in a given period of time.

For a more detailed explanation of the terms:
GROSS: The depreciation in the capital assets of the country, occurred during the year is inclusive. This means, the monetary value of loss of assets due to production activities had not been deducted. If we do deduct it, it becomes NET.

DOMESTIC: Domestic implies, produced within the geographical boundaries. It does not take into account the country's earning outside its geographical boundaries, or foreign remittances. Neither does it deduct transfers outside of the country. If these remittances are added and the transfers deducted, the value becomes NATIONAL.

PRODUCT: The final goods and services. Final implies that intermediate goods are not taken into account. For example, wheat sold for final consumption to consumers will be taken into account, but the amount of wheat sold to bakeries for further production of bread will not be added. The value of bread will be taken into account which will be inclusive of the value of its input: wheat. This is done to avoid double counting.

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