bruttomunicipalprodukt
Bruttomunicipalprodukt (BMP) is a regional macroeconomic indicator that quantifies the total value added produced within the geographic boundaries of a municipality during a given period, usually one year. It serves as the municipal-level counterpart to GDP, offering a measure of local economic activity rather than national output.
BMP is derived by regionalizing national accounts data to municipalities. Approaches include distributing industry value added
The BMP is used for regional analysis, planning, benchmarking, and policy evaluation. It supports decisions on
Per-capita BMP indicates average economic output per resident and can be compared to GDP per capita. Summed
Limitations include comparability across countries being limited by differing regionalization methods and administrative borders. Small municipalities
The concept arises from regional statistics practices in Europe and other regions where subnational accounts are