A real value can be derived from a nominal value by ?
Correct answer: D. adjusting or changes in prices
- A. adjusting for changes over time
- B. adjusting for data collection errors
- C. adjusting for population changes
- D. adjusting or changes in prices
Explanation
A nominal value is converted into a real value by removing the effect of price changes, usually through a price index. This allows comparison of purchasing power across time.
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