GDP Price Index Exercise 3 a. The GDP price index is measured by O GDP Price Index = Real GDP/Population \times 100 O GDP Price Index = Population/Real GDP \times 100 O GDP Price Index = Nominal GDP/Real GDP \times 100 O GDP Price Index = Real GDP/Nominal GDP \times 100
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