Nominal and Real GDP (2/3)
Nominal and Real GDP (2/3)
Nominal GDP
- value of output produced in current prices; can increase from yr to yr if output or prices increase
- N GDP = Current P * Current Q
Real GDP
- value of output produced in constant base yr prices; adjusts for inflation; can increase yr to yr if output increases
- R GDP = Base Yr P * Current Q
Other Info
- only in the base yr does N GDP = R GDP
- yrs after the base-yr, N GDP > R GDP
- yrs before the base-yr, N GDP < R GDP
GDP Deflator
- price index used to adjust from nominal to real GDP
- (Nominal / Real) *100
Consumer Price Index (CPI)
- measures inflation by tracking change in the price of a mrkt basket of goods
- ex of market basket of goods, cars
- (Price of Mrkt Bskt in Current Yr / Price of Mrkt Bskt in Base Yr) * 100
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