The recent weakness of Gross Domestic Income (GDI) is only partly because it includes the losses now being incurred by the Federal Reserve. Even after excluding those, GDI paints a much weaker picture of recent economic performance than GDP. As GDI has historically provided the more accurate steer to true economic conditions, there is a risk that GDP is currently overstating the health of the economy.
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