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Economic growth from current year (c) to previous year (p) is given by ?

Correct answer: A. [(GDPc - GDPp)/ DGPp]100

  • A. [(GDPc - GDPp)/ DGPp]100
  • B. [(GDPc - GDPp) DGPp]100
  • C. GNPc - DGPp100)
  • D. [GDPp - GDPc]100

Explanation

Growth compares the change in GDP with the previous year's GDP: (GDPc − GDPp) divided by GDPp, multiplied by 100. Option a contains a typographical error, writing DGPp instead of GDPp, but clearly gives the intended formula.

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