Gross domestic product (GDP) at basic prices, by industry, monthly — AI AnalysisCanada's monthly GDP at basic prices grew from $1.20 trillion to $2.29 trillion between January 1997 and May 2024 — a 90.7% increase — driven primarily by services-producing industries, which expanded by 110.8% over the period. The dataset covers 249 unique NAICS industry categories across 196,160 vKey Findings

Total Canadian GDP (All Industries, seasonally adjusted, chained 2017 dollars) grew 90.7% from $1.20 trillion in January 1997 to $2.29 trillion by May 2024.

Services-producing industries were the primary growth engine, expanding 110.8% over the period compared to just 52.1% growth for goods-producing industries, reflecting Canada's structural shift to a service-based economy.

The GDP value distribution is strongly right-skewed, with a mean of $34,640M — nearly 8 times the median of $4,584M — driven by a small number of very large aggregate industry categories.

The dataset spans 249 unique NAICS industry categories and 747 unique time series identifiers, enabling granular tracking of GDP across industries, seasonal adjustment types, and price measures.

Chained (2017) dollar values carry a significantly higher mean ($49,880M) and median ($8,631M) compared to 2017 constant prices (mean $27,002M, median $3,050M), reflecting key methodological differences between the two price measures.

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