Talk:Measuring economic worth over time

"Social product"
Fifelfoo, can you define the term "social product" that you're using in this article? As far as I'm aware the term is specific to some sub-disciplines within the Social Sciences (or even to sub-disciplines within Political Science) and is quite antiquated. Basically it is a fuzzy (or perhaps, "non-precise") reference to the concept of GDP (or GNI) that comes from a time before there were such things as GDP measurment.

As such - if that is indeed the way you mean by the term - I think that while it's okay to make use of the term once or twice, a consistent usage of modern terminology would be better.radek (talk) 23:53, 10 January 2010 (UTC)

Proportions of GDP
I changed the examples in this section to ones which were more relevant to the heading. I also changed "proportions" to "shares" as in my experience that is a more standard terminology.radek (talk) 00:03, 11 January 2010 (UTC)