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If a Country's Nominal GDP Increases by 5% Between Two

Question 96

Question 96

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If a country's nominal GDP increases by 5% between two years while its GDP deflator increases by 4%, the country's real GDP:


A) increases by 9%.
B) increases by 1%.
C) decreases by 1%.
D) decreases by 9%.

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