宏观经济栗学一国收入的衡量.pptVIP

* Again, the growth rate of real GDP from one year to the next is the answer to this question: “How much would GDP (and hence everyone’s income) have grown if there had been zero inflation?” This is why real GDP is corrected for inflation. * The source I used: /fred2/ The original source: U.S. Department of Commerce: Bureau of Economic Analysis Note: This graph is different than the one in this chapter of the textbook. The one in the textbook excludes nominal GDP, but includes shaded vertical bars over the dates of each recession. Since you have just finished covering real vs. nomin