Multiple Choice
Under which of the following conditions is a country's GDP approximately equal to its GNP?
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11. Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and Consumer Price Index (CPI)
Nominal GDP and Real GDP
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GDP measured using base year prices is called:
A
Nominal GDP
B
Real GDP
C
Net Domestic Product
D
Gross National Product
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Understand the difference between Nominal GDP and Real GDP: Nominal GDP is measured using current year prices, while Real GDP is measured using base year prices to remove the effect of inflation.
Recall that Real GDP reflects the actual quantity of goods and services produced, adjusted for price changes over time.
Identify that GDP measured using base year prices means prices are held constant to compare output across different years without inflation distortion.
Recognize that Net Domestic Product (NDP) is GDP minus depreciation, which is a different concept related to capital consumption.
Know that Gross National Product (GNP) includes income from abroad and is not directly related to the price base used for GDP measurement.
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