This quote by Albert Einstein reflects the limited nature of GDP and health of an economy because it suggests that there are certain things that are important for measuring the well-being of a society that cannot be quantified by economic indicators such as GDP. For example, factors such as social inequality, environmental sustainability, and quality of life cannot be fully captured by GDP alone. Similarly, the health of an economy cannot be fully captured by economic indicators alone, as there are many factors that contribute to economic health, such as social stability, political freedom, and access to education and healthcare, that cannot be fully measured by GDP. Therefore, while GDP and other economic indicators are useful for understanding the health of an economy, they should not be the sole measure of a society's well-being, and other factors should also be considered.