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Completar frases Module 11Versión en línea Nominal GDP vs. Real GDP - Fill-in-the-Blank por Zachary Foust 1 prices real size price output GDP is a measure of the of the economy , providing a scale against which to compare the economic performance of other years . Part of the increase in the value of GDP over time represents increases in the of goods and services rather than an increase in . To measure actual changes in aggregate output , economists use a modified version of GDP that is adjusted for changes , known as GDP . 2 output prices Real aggregate total prices time prices GDP provides a good way to compare the size of different economies , but it's not a good measure of the economy's growth over . Even if an economy's output doesn't change , GDP will go up if the of the goods and services the economy produces increase . GDP can fall either because the economy is producing less or because have fallen . An accurate measure of is needed . Aggregate output is the quantity of final goods and service produced within an economy . GDP is a measure of aggregate output . By tracking real GDP over time , economists avoid the problem of changes in distorting the value of changes in production . 3 current base quantities Nominal prices constant given Real eliminating prices To estimate the true increase in aggregate output , economists have to determine how much GDP would have gone up if had not changed . To find aggregate output , economists use the from year 2 and the from year 1 . Real GDP is the total value of all final goods and services produced in the economy during a year , calculated as if prices had stayed at the level of some year . GDP removes the effect of price changes . Nominal GDP is the total value of all final goods and services produced in the economy during a year , calculated at prices . GDP can overstate or understate growth in output over time . By comparing output using a common set of prices , economists are able to focus solely on changes in the quantity of output by the influence of changes in prices . 4 include afford labor population divided average productivity expenditures limitations distributed income working person Other things equal , a country with a larger population will have a higher GDP simply because there are more people . To eliminate the effect of differences in size , economists use GDP per capita . GDP per capita is GDP by the size of the population . GDP per capita is the GDP per person . Real GDP per capita is the average real GDP per . Real GDP per capita can be a useful measure of . Real GDP per capita has well - known as a measure of a country's living standards . Real GDP does not many of the things that contribute to happiness , such as leisure time , volunteerism , housework , and natural beauty . Real GDP increases with on some things that make people unhappy , including disease , divorce , crime , and natural disasters . Real GDP per capita corresponds to the value of in a country . A country with a relatively high GDP per capita can relatively high expenditures on health and education , however , real GDP per capita does not indicate how income is .

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Module 11Versión en línea

Nominal GDP vs. Real GDP - Fill-in-the-Blank

prices real size price output

GDP is a measure of the of the economy , providing a scale against which to compare the economic performance of other years .

Part of the increase in the value of GDP over time represents increases in the of goods and services rather than an increase in .

To measure actual changes in aggregate output , economists use a modified version of GDP that is adjusted for changes , known as GDP .

output prices Real aggregate total prices time prices

GDP provides a good way to compare the size of different economies , but it's not a good measure of the economy's growth over .

Even if an economy's output doesn't change , GDP will go up if the of the goods and services the economy produces increase .

GDP can fall either because the economy is producing less or because have fallen .

An accurate measure of is needed .

Aggregate output is the quantity of final goods and service produced within an economy .

GDP is a measure of aggregate output .

By tracking real GDP over time , economists avoid the problem of changes in distorting the value of changes in production .

current base quantities Nominal prices constant given Real eliminating prices

To estimate the true increase in aggregate output , economists have to determine how much GDP would have gone up if had not changed .

To find aggregate output , economists use the from year 2 and the from year 1 .

Real GDP is the total value of all final goods and services produced in the economy during a year , calculated as if prices had stayed at the level of some year .

GDP removes the effect of price changes .

Nominal GDP is the total value of all final goods and services produced in the economy during a year , calculated at prices .

GDP can overstate or understate growth in output over time .

By comparing output using a common set of prices , economists are able to focus solely on changes in the quantity of output by the influence of changes in prices .

include afford labor population divided average productivity expenditures limitations distributed income working person

Other things equal , a country with a larger population will have a higher GDP simply because there are more people .

To eliminate the effect of differences in size , economists use GDP per capita .

GDP per capita is GDP by the size of the population .

GDP per capita is the GDP per person .

Real GDP per capita is the average real GDP per .

Real GDP per capita can be a useful measure of .

Real GDP per capita has well - known as a measure of a country's living standards .

Real GDP does not many of the things that contribute to happiness , such as leisure time , volunteerism , housework , and natural beauty .

Real GDP increases with on some things that make people unhappy , including disease , divorce , crime , and natural disasters .

Real GDP per capita corresponds to the value of in a country .

A country with a relatively high GDP per capita can relatively high expenditures on health and education , however , real GDP per capita does not indicate how income is .

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prices real size price output

output prices Real aggregate total prices time prices

current base quantities Nominal prices constant given Real eliminating prices

include afford labor population divided average productivity expenditures limitations distributed income working person