In 2010, Australia's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) was approximately AUD 1.57 trillion, reflecting the country's robust economy, driven by sectors such as mining, services, and agriculture. Meanwhile, Australia's Gross National Product (GNP) was slightly higher, around AUD 1.60 trillion, as it accounted for net income from abroad. The difference between the two measures highlights the impact of foreign investments and income flows on Australia's economy. Overall, both GDP and GNP figures indicated strong economic performance during that period.
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