Why Has Nominal GDP Increased Historically More Rapidly Than Real

question 26

Multiple Choice

Why has nominal GDP increased historically more rapidly than real GDP in the United States?

• A)​because of inflation
• B)​because of deflation
• C)​because of statistical discrepancies
• D)​because of high interest rates

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