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Zigmanuir [339]
2 years ago
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Alex wants to measure the nominal 1998 GDP of $993 billion in 2008 dollars. From the data he gathered, he knows the deflator for

1998 is 30 and for 2008, it is 74, and that real interest in those years was 6.23% and 3.21% respectively. If he avoids making a misleading calculation, what will the value be?
Business
1 answer:
schepotkina [342]2 years ago
5 0

Answer:

$2449

Explanation:

Alex wants to measure the nominal 1998 GDP of $993 billion in 2008 dollars.

Also the deflator for 1998 is 30 and for 2008, it is 74

Now he avoids making a misleading calculation

Therefore, the  the nominal 1998 GDP of $993 billion in 2008 dollars

= 993/30×74= $2449.4≅$2449

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