Nominal GDP VS. Real GDP
- Nominal GDP: is the value of output produced in current prizes
- It can increase from year to year if output or price increase
- PxQ
- Real GDP: Value of output produced in constant or base year prices
- It is adjusted for inflation
- Only increases from year to year if the output increases.
- Price Index:
- price of market basket goods in current X 100
- price of market basket goods in base
- GDP Deflator: is always equal to 100/ for years after base year
- The deflator is greater than 100 for years after the base years
- The deflator is less than 100 for years before the base year
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