NationStates Jolt Archive


GDP CALCULATOR

Enerica
29-12-2003, 21:37
This is the new version of the GDP CALCULATOR by Enerica and has been developed for the use by all the nations in the World and out of it.

I hope it is useful: -

http://twr.1colony.com/calc3.0.html

Older Versions

http://twr.1colony.com/calc.html
http://twr.1colony.com/calc1.1.html
http://twr.1colony.com/calc2.0.html

Please leave comments on it here:-

http://amazingforums.com/forum2/ENERICA/1.html

and view the updates of each version here: -

http://www.twr.1colony.com/calcupdates.html

Please say if you find this useful or not.
29-12-2003, 21:44
Very Useful.

Excellent work mate, well done!
Aelosia
29-12-2003, 21:45
It was useful....thanks...
Enerica
29-12-2003, 21:46
Very Useful.

Excellent work mate, well done!

Thank-you
Foe Hammer
30-12-2003, 03:33
<http://twr.1colony.com/GDPCAKL.bmp>

Version 3.0
Nation: Foe Hammer

Population: 1437000000

Economy: Frightening

Average earnings Per Person: 36000USD per Month

Average earnings Per Person: 432000USD per Year

This means your GDP is 51,732,000,000,000 USD per month.

Per year this is 620,784,000,000,000 USD.

The government gets 49,662,720,000,000 USD per Month.

The government gets 595,952,640,000,000 USD per Year.

Your military will be roughly 3% of the population. So roughly 43110000

Your retired will be roughly 35% of the population. So roughly 502950000 (This is only a rough guide.)

Whoa. Uhh... I think you did something wrong there. The Average Income is per year, and the GDP isn't monthly, it's yearly.
Enerica
30-12-2003, 09:53
Whoa. Uhh... I think you did something wrong there. The Average Income is per year, and the GDP isn't monthly, it's yearly.
It shows it per year and per month.
MegaTokyo-3
30-12-2003, 09:58
It returns a NaN error when you put in a tax rate of 100%...

Nation: MegaTokyo-3
Population: 1071000000
Economy: Powerhouse
Average earnings Per Person: NaNUSD per Month
Average earnings Per Person: NaNUSD per Year
This means your GDP is undefined USD per month.
Per year this is NaN USD.
The government gets NaN USD per Month.
The government gets NaN USD per Year.
Your military will be roughly 3% of the population. So roughly 32130000
Your retired will be roughly 35% of the population. So roughly 374850000 (This is only a rough guide.)
T-111
30-12-2003, 10:08
It returns a NaN error when you put in a tax rate of 100%...



Don't put the percent sign. Sorry about that it is a bug I may work out in the next version.
MegaTokyo-3
30-12-2003, 10:09
I tried it without the percent sign and/or capitalizing my economic status, and it still returns a NaN error... I'm not sure what else I might be doing wrong.
T-111
30-12-2003, 10:12
I tried it without the percent sign and/or capitalizing my economic status, and it still returns a NaN error... I'm not sure what else I might be doing wrong.

Another bug sorry, put a space between Power and house. I am going to fix that problem now though. Thank you.
Enerica
30-12-2003, 10:14
Fixed!
MegaTokyo-3
30-12-2003, 10:16
Thanks! :)
30-12-2003, 10:25
Yes, very useful. Thanks guys. Saves me from some calculations. :wink:
30-12-2003, 10:41
Thanks, this will surely help alot.



Nation: Santo Hermando

Population: 6000000

Economy: Fragile

Average earnings Per Person: 800USD per Month

Average earnings Per Person: 9600USD per Year

This means your GDP is 4800000000 USD per month.

Per year this is 57600000000 USD.

The government gets NaN USD per Month.

The government gets NaN USD per Year.

Your military will be roughly 3% of the population. So roughly 180000

Your retired will be roughly 35% of the population. So roughly 2100000 (This is only a rough guide.)
Iansisle
30-12-2003, 10:44
It shows it per year and per month.

I don't think you quite understand. He means that a Frightening economy should have a GDP/capita of c. 36,000 USD per year, not per month. Frankly, I know for a fact that the 'average' person in my country does not earn a six digit salary :lol:
The Most Glorious Hack
30-12-2003, 11:04
Seems a little off...

Nation: Hack

Population: 1685000000

Economy: all consuming

Average earnings Per Person: 32000USD per Month

Average earnings Per Person: 384000USD per Year

This means your GDP is 53920000000000 USD per month.

Per year this is 647 040 000 000 000 USD.

The government gets 0 USD per Month.

The government gets 0 USD per Year.

Your military will be roughly 3% of the population. So roughly 50550000

Your retired will be roughly 35% of the population. So roughly 589750000 (This is only a rough guide.)

647 Trillion? Woot! I'm buying da WORLD!
Myrth
30-12-2003, 11:10
Nation: Myrth

Population: 2050000000

Economy: Frightening

Average earnings Per Person: 36000USD per Month

Average earnings Per Person: 432000USD per Year

This means your GDP is 73800000000000 USD per month.

Per year this is 885600000000000 USD.

The government gets 73800000000000 USD per Month.

The government gets 885600000000000 USD per Year.

Your military will be roughly 3% of the population. So roughly 61500000

Your retired will be roughly 35% of the population. So roughly 717500000 (This is only a rough guide.)




Woohoo! $74 trillion a year budget!
60 million soldiers! :twisted:
Enerica
30-12-2003, 11:17
Seems a little off...

Nation: Hack

Population: 1685000000

Economy: all consuming

Average earnings Per Person: 32000USD per Month

Average earnings Per Person: 384000USD per Year

This means your GDP is 53920000000000 USD per month.

Per year this is 647 040 000 000 000 USD.

The government gets 0 USD per Month.

The government gets 0 USD per Year.

Your military will be roughly 3% of the population. So roughly 50550000

Your retired will be roughly 35% of the population. So roughly 589750000 (This is only a rough guide.)

647 Trillion? Woot! I'm buying da WORLD!

You couldn't buy the whole Nation States world of over 100000 nations if you had 10 times that I'm sure.
Enerica
30-12-2003, 11:19
In answer to everyone who thinks that the amount returned is too high: -

1 it is only a guide and
2 the information was gathered from the forum from other threads, feel free to recommend a better figure though I would appreciate it.
Iansisle
30-12-2003, 11:22
The figures themselves are fine, actually - you just need to plug 'em in per year instead of per month. For instance, a Frightening economy would have a GDP of 36,000 USD per capita per annum. Therefore, the per month yield would only be about 3,000 USD.

I'm not sure where you found those numbers, but just try and think of how many people you know with a >100,000 USD per year salary...that's right ;)
Enerica
30-12-2003, 11:53
The figures themselves are fine, actually - you just need to plug 'em in per year instead of per month. For instance, a Frightening economy would have a GDP of 36,000 USD per capita per annum. Therefore, the per month yield would only be about 3,000 USD.

I'm not sure where you found those numbers, but just try and think of how many people you know with a >100,000 USD per year salary...that's right ;)
Well there is always errm, thank you I think I will change the figures to that.
01-01-2004, 21:23
Are the figures generated gross or net?

Furthermore, do they take into account the non-contributing members of society? ... For example, if I have a population of 20million, should I enter my population of 20million or 13million (20million - 35% retired people)

What about the military? ... They are a drain on resources rather than a contributor and perhaps I should remove them from the figures to start with and then subtract a further 3% from my final GDP

So, taking only the military and the retired into account (3% and 35% respectively), I would perform the calculation based upon a population of 12.4million and then subtract the calculated income of 7.6million troops

What about children and other non-contributors? ... What percentages do *they* make up of the population?
Lynxy_turd
01-01-2004, 21:25
Just answering, so this link will go in my records THANX!
Derieties
01-01-2004, 21:55
*tag*
Wilkshire
01-01-2004, 22:45
Well done!
02-01-2004, 04:53
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It's an interesting concept ... but how will your 'clients' know that the exchange rate they are getting with a given nation is comparable to the deal they would get with another?

Let's say my Tuple:Idon exchange rate is 1:2
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Say I want to spend 10 Idons on goods, then the deal with X would be 5 of my Tuples to 6.67 of theirs which is an exchange ratio of 1 Idon to 0.75 of their currency ... costing me 14.67 Idons

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Clearly, I would be better off dealing with Y, but I won't know this since all I will see is a flat rate measured in Tuples

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Athamasha
02-01-2004, 04:55
Well, a good improvement would be putting the numbers in an easy-to-read format. I think PHP4 has a built in scientific-notation outfilter...
02-01-2004, 05:29
I can't get it to work. Everything's spelled correctly? Does it not work will all-consuming or something? It just keeps giving me a NaN error. I maybe putting the economy thing in wrong but...i don't think so.
Moontian
02-01-2004, 05:59
I agree, putting in the commas would be a help. Here's my country:

Nation: Moontian

Population: 2,014,000,000

Economy: strong

Average earnings Per Person: 17,000USD per Month

Average earnings Per Person: 204,000USD per Year

This means your GDP is 34,238,000,000,000 USD per month.

Per year this is 410,856,000,000,000 USD.

The government gets 14,037,580,000,000 USD per Month.

The government gets 168,450,960,000,000 USD per Year.

Your military will be roughly 3% of the population. So roughly 60,420,000

Your retired will be roughly 35% of the population. So roughly 704,900,000 (This is only a rough guide.)

I added commas to make it easier to see.
Enerica
02-01-2004, 21:57
I can't get it to work. Everything's spelled correctly? Does it not work will all-consuming or something? It just keeps giving me a NaN error. I maybe putting the economy thing in wrong but...i don't think so.

Don't put a hypen i.e. "-" in between all and consuming.
Enerica
02-01-2004, 21:59
I can't get it to work. Everything's spelled correctly? Does it not work will all-consuming or something? It just keeps giving me a NaN error. I maybe putting the economy thing in wrong but...i don't think so.

Don't put a hypen i.e. "-" in between all and consuming.
Enerica
03-01-2004, 21:10
bump