Real GDP is best described as: Question 5 options: A measure of a nation's output holding prices constant. A measure of a nation's prices holding output constant. A measure of a nation's output and employment holding wages constant. A measure of a nation's output at the current level of prices. A measure of a nation's prices at the current level of output.
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