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How should Florida’s chained-dollar real GDP be interpreted?

As the number of visitors
As the balance in state government accounts
As literal cash paid in 2017 only
As output adjusted for prices, not cash spending totals

As the number of visitors
As the balance in state government accounts
As literal cash paid in 2017 only
As output adjusted for prices, not cash spending totals

Note

As output adjusted for prices, not cash spending totals is correct. Real GDP measured in chained dollars is not the cash amount exchanged within an economy.

Real GDP is inflation-adjusted, and a value in chained dollars cannot be treated as the same thing as current-dollar GDP.

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