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Table Data - Total Purchasing Power Parity Converted GDP, G-K method, at current prices for Turkey

Title Total Purchasing Power Parity Converted GDP, G-K method, at current prices for Turkey
Series ID PPPGDPTRA619NUPN
Source University of Pennsylvania
Release Penn World Table 7.1 (Not a Press Release)
Seasonal Adjustment Not Seasonally Adjusted
Frequency Annual
Units Millions of International Dollars
Date Range 1950-01-01 to 2010-01-01
Last Updated 2012-09-17 10:35 AM CDT
Notes
DATE VALUE
1950-01-01 6875.900242
1951-01-01 8956.733038
1952-01-01 9763.649367
1953-01-01 11134.843100
1954-01-01 10189.205140
1955-01-01 11412.078750
1956-01-01 11885.806050
1957-01-01 15142.720720
1958-01-01 16620.593890
1959-01-01 16411.591940
1960-01-01 16695.751270
1961-01-01 17405.581690
1962-01-01 18799.509550
1963-01-01 20829.844870
1964-01-01 21544.817730
1965-01-01 22555.235410
1966-01-01 25909.055530
1967-01-01 27539.567630
1968-01-01 30650.650900
1969-01-01 33694.245950
1970-01-01 37450.080690
1971-01-01 41654.450130
1972-01-01 46837.721320
1973-01-01 51472.557550
1974-01-01 56649.585200
1975-01-01 66453.812870
1976-01-01 78049.196700
1977-01-01 90402.987530
1978-01-01 96821.040130
1979-01-01 104120.580200
1980-01-01 116082.993300
1981-01-01 129246.282200
1982-01-01 142252.799100
1983-01-01 156265.296600
1984-01-01 173074.072200
1985-01-01 182517.300400
1986-01-01 198628.479800
1987-01-01 217568.733600
1988-01-01 230288.067700
1989-01-01 237156.706300
1990-01-01 277006.362200
1991-01-01 291675.445000
1992-01-01 314208.158700
1993-01-01 353291.433400
1994-01-01 339179.529800
1995-01-01 362880.769800
1996-01-01 394096.555300
1997-01-01 438852.516800
1998-01-01 451972.044800
1999-01-01 448781.949100
2000-01-01 478413.328300
2001-01-01 466713.994700
2002-01-01 501378.378300
2003-01-01 546032.160000
2004-01-01 616299.548100
2005-01-01 692722.945300
2006-01-01 753671.572800
2007-01-01 820246.244100
2008-01-01 848108.875200
2009-01-01 828007.271500
2010-01-01 901746.391900

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