Per capita GDP = total output (total GDP, that is, total output of social products and services)/total population.
A country or region, in the accounting period (usually one year), realizes the ratio of GDP to permanent population within its scope (the current floating population has become an important part of the national or regional economic contribution, which can not be ignored, so it is unscientific to use the registered population as a comparison index).
Extended data
output value
Output value is expressed in monetary form, which refers to the total value of industrial final products and industrial services provided by industrial enterprises in a certain period of time.
It shows that the total scale and level of industrial production of industrial enterprises reflect the total production results, but it cannot explain the business situation and economic benefits of enterprises. Whether enterprises increase their income mainly depends on the growth of total profits. Total profit refers to the profits realized by the enterprise during the reporting period (losses are filled with "-"). It reflects the benefits of all aspects of the enterprise's production and operation activities and is the final financial achievement of the enterprise.
As producers and operators of commodities, enterprises can only speed up capital turnover and improve their own economic benefits by providing their own products to the society. If a lot of products are produced, but they are sold very little, can't be sold, or even can't be sold at all, it is difficult to increase income.
If the output is exhausted, but the cost is too high and the profit rate is very low, even if it is sold at a loss, it will not increase income or even cause losses. Therefore, during the reporting period, the total industrial output value of enterprises increased, and the total profit did not necessarily increase or did not necessarily increase simultaneously.
Reference source? Baidu encyclopedia-per capita output value
Baidu encyclopedia-per capita GDP