New zealand gdp

New Zealand's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is the total value of all final goods and services produced within the country's borders over a specific time period, typically a year. Here are some key statistics about New Zealand's GDP:

Current GDP (2022 estimate):

• Nominal GDP: NZD 342 billion (approximately USD 220 billion)
• Real GDP: NZD 314 billion (approximately USD 200 billion)

GDP growth rate (2022 estimate):

• Nominal GDP growth rate: 4.5%
• Real GDP growth rate: 3.5%

GDP per capita (2022 estimate):

• Nominal GDP per capita: NZD 64,000 (approximately USD 41,000)
• Real GDP per capita: NZD 59,000 (approximately USD 38,000)

GDP composition (2022 estimate):

• Services sector: 74.3%
  • Financial services: 14.1%
  • Professional services: 12.1%
  • Healthcare and social services: 10.3%
  • Education: 8.5%
• Industry sector: 21.4%
  • Manufacturing: 6.3%
  • Construction: 5.5%
  • Mining: 2.5%
• Primary sector: 4.3%
  • Agriculture: 2.5%
  • Forestry: 1.1%
  • Fishing and aquaculture: 0.7%

GDP by region (2022 estimate):

• North Island: 64.1%
• South Island: 35.9%

GDP by industry (2022 estimate):

• Agriculture, forestry, and fishing: 5.4%
• Manufacturing: 12.1%
• Construction: 7.3%
• Wholesale and retail trade: 14.1%
• Accommodation and food services: 6.3%
• Transport and storage: 5.5%
• Information and communication: 4.5%
• Financial and insurance services: 14.1%
• Professional, scientific, and technical services: 12.1%
• Public administration and defense: 6.3%
• Education: 8.5%
• Healthcare and social services: 10.3%

Note: These figures are estimates and may vary depending on the source and methodology used.