If Pakistan’s GDP is greater than its GNP, what does this mean?

Correct answer A. Foreigners are producing more in Pakistan than Pakistanis are producing in foreign countries

Explanation

GDP counts output produced within Pakistan by anyone, while GNP counts output by Pakistanis anywhere; GDP above GNP means foreigners produce more in Pakistan than Pakistanis abroad.

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