Question 12 2 pts In the base year in a small island macroeconomy, nominal GDP was $400m. In a later year when the general level of all prices was twice as high, nominal GDP reached $1000m. Between the base year and the later year: inflation occurred. there was real GDP growth by more than 100%. real GDP declined.
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Inflation rate = ((Nominal GDP in later year - Nominal GDP in base year) / Nominal GDP in base year) * 100 Inflation rate = (($1000m - $400m) / $400m) * 100 Inflation rate = ($600m / $400m) * 100 Inflation rate = 150% Show more…
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