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Which statement best summarizes Delaware’s real GDP?

  • Nominal GDP and land area answer different questions because one uses current prices and the other adjusts for inflation
  • Nominal GDP and real GDP answer different questions because one uses current prices and the other adjusts for inflation
  • Nominal GDP and nominal population answer different questions because one uses current prices and the other adjusts for inflation
  • Nominal GDP and retail headcount answer different questions because one uses current prices and the other adjusts for inflation
Correct answer(s):
  • Nominal GDP and real GDP answer different questions because one uses current prices and the other adjusts for inflation

Which option accurately explains Delaware’s real GDP?

  • Real GDP ignores price changes completely so output can be compared across years
  • Real GDP is a population count rather than an output measure so output can be compared across years
  • Real GDP measures only current market prices so output can be compared across years
  • Real GDP adjusts for changes in price levels so output can be compared across years
Correct answer(s):
  • Real GDP adjusts for changes in price levels so output can be compared across years

What is the correct interpretation of GDP contribution and employment?

  • A large industry’s GDP contribution always means it employs the largest number of workers
  • A large industry’s GDP contribution proves it has the smallest workforce
  • A large industry’s GDP contribution means employment data are unnecessary
  • A large industry’s GDP contribution does not automatically mean it employs the largest number of workers
Correct answer(s):
  • A large industry's GDP contribution does not automatically mean it employs the largest number of workers

Which fact best describes Delaware’s current-dollar GDP?

  • current-dollar GDP measures only land area
  • Current-dollar GDP measures output at prices from the period being measured
  • current-dollar GDP measures population rather than output
  • current-dollar GDP always removes all price changes
Correct answer(s):
  • Current-dollar GDP measures output at prices from the period being measured