An economy recently had nominal GDP of 5 trillion euro and a GDP deflator of 125. What was real GDP
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Real GDP = Nominal GDP / GDP Deflator Real GDP = 5 trillion euro / 1.25 Real GDP = 4 trillion euro Show more…
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