Gross Domestic Income. Always equal to the
Gross Domestic Product {
GDI), and for this reason:
The
GDI is the
measure of money gained by the
government,
corporations, and
people, while the
GDP is the measure of money
spent by said
individuals. Since money must be spent in order for it to be gained,
GDP and
GDI are always at a constant state of
equilibrium.