Gross National Product

Gross National Product measures the production levels of any Canadian individual and entity, whereas GDP measures only the domestic levels of production. Historically Gross National Product reached an all-time high of 2.11 CAD trillion in Q3 of 2017 and an all-time low of 39 CAD billion in the Q1 1961. Higher levels are seen as positive for the economy and the Canadian dollar, whereas lower levels are seen as negative.