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Nominal GDP in a given year is $1.2 trillion, real GDP in the same year is $1.1

trillion. The GDP Deflator is:
1.0909
109.09
O 0.916
91.66

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Answer:

109.9

Step-by-step explanation:

GDP deflator is the calculation of the new prices of all the goods and services produced domestically in a given year.

GDP deflator is calculated by the division of the nominal GDP by the Real GDP and multiplying by 100.

GDP deflator = Nominal GDP/Real GDP*100

This translates to 1.2 trillion dollars/1.1 trillion dollars which will give 1.0909

The 1.0909 is then multiplied by 100 to give 109.9.

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