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    A) The Norminal GDP is the total market value, measured in current prices, of all goods and services produced during one year, which is the product of Current year price and Current year production. So, NGDP= 2*200+5*50+6*100 = $1,250
    The Real GDP is the total market value, measured in constant ...

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