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Measuring a country's Gross Domestic Product (GDP)
a) Define nominal GDP, real GDP at constant prices, and chain-weighted real GDP
b) How does real GDP at constant prices improve upon nominal GDP as a measure of economic growth in a country?
c) How does chain-weighted real GDP improve upon real GDP at constant prices when we want to measure economic growth in a country?
d) If houses were overvalued in 2006, explain why this may have lead to an overestimation of the drop in GDP during the crisis in 2008-2009
Measuring a country's Gross Domestic Product (GDP)
a) Define nominal GDP, real GDP at constant prices, and chain-weighted real GDP
b) How does real GDP at constant prices improve upon nominal GDP as a measure of economic growth in a country?
c) How does chain-weighted real GDP improve upon real GDP at constant prices when we want to measure economic growth in a country?
d) If houses were overvalued in 2006, explain why this may have lead to an overestimation of the drop in GDP during the crisis in 2008-2009
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