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Good point, but I felt it would have a bigger impact on my point, if I used nominal GDP.I suggest using purchase power parity (PPP) adjusted GDP figures insted of nominal GDP. Of course it doesn't distort your present analysis percentage wise, but PPP figures are more reliable than nominal ones for analysis within the domestic economy of a country.