national wealth
Refers to the total economic assets and resources of a nation. Often used in economic or policy contexts.
An increase in national wealth leads to a higher standard of living for the people.
The government announced policies aimed at increasing national wealth.
National wealth is flowing overseas due to resource exports.
国力 refers broadly to a nation's overall strength (economic, military, political), whereas 国富 specifically denotes its accumulated economic wealth.
GDP measures the value of goods and services produced within a year (a flow), while 国富 refers to the total accumulated assets of a nation (a stock).
国府 (also read こくふ) was the seat of provincial government in ancient Japan, while 国富 refers to a nation's total economic wealth; the two share only their pronunciation.
Compound of 国 (country, nation) and 富 (wealth, riches). The term is a straightforward Sino-Japanese word used in modern economic discourse.