Real GDP differs from nominal GDP because real GDP measures current production using which basis?

Correct answer: B. Constant prices of a base year

  • A. Current prices of the same year
  • B. Constant prices of a base year
  • C. Market prices after tax collection
  • D. Foreign prices converted into rupees

Explanation

Real GDP values goods and services at constant prices from a selected base year, so the effect of inflation is removed. Nominal GDP uses current prices and may rise even when physical production does not increase.

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