What economic measure represents the total value of goods and services produced by an economy, adjusted for inflation?
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Real GDP
While 'Nominal GDP' uses current prices, 'Real GDP' uses constant prices from a base year. This allows economists to see if an economy is actually growing or if the increase is just due to rising prices.
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- Which economic indicator tracks the total value of an economy's goods and services while adjusting for inflation?