Real GDP: Price x Quantity ; value of output produced in constant based year prices that is adjusted for inflation. Can increase from year to year only if output increases. Nominal GDP: Price x Quantity ; value of output produced in current year prices. Can increase from year to year if either prices or output increases In the base year, current prices is equal to base year (constant) prices In years after the base year, nominal GDP exceeds real GDP In years before the base year, real GDP exceeds nominal GDP GDP Inflator: a price index used to adjust from nominal to real GDP In the base year, the GDP deflator = 100 For years after the base year, GDP Deflator > 100 For years before the base year, GDP Deflator < 100 Deflator Formula: new-old/old GDP Deflator = (nominal GDP/real GDP x 100) Inflation: a general rise in the price level (new[price index]-old[price index] /old x 100) will result in percentage Consumer Price Index: measures cost of ...
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