Real GDP is calculated by dividing nominal GDP by a GDP deflator. Unlike real GDP, nominal GDP uses current market prices and doesn't factor inflation into its calculation. Real GDP is a ...

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This calculation is done by factoring in a GDP deflator. A GDP deflator is the quotient of nominal GDP divided by real GDP divided by 100, so this method is only useful in determining real GDP if ...

This paper adds to existing evidence about the cost of increasing regulation in foregone economic growth and highlights the issue for policymakers. The effects of growing regulation on the pace of ...

In short, that extra spending probably won’t give the European economy the shot in the arm it so dearly needs – or at least ...

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This measure is called the Real GDP or the GDP at constant price. It does not factor taxes and subsidies. A new indicator called GDP deflator is derived by dividing nominal GDP by real GDP. It is a ...

This led to a 3.8 percent rise last year in the GDP deflator, a broader indicator of inflation compared to the consumer price index (CPI). The higher the figure, the greater the GDP. Still ...

The gross domestic product (GDP) deflator fell 1.5% in the fourth quarter, according to Bloomberg calculations based on official data released yesterday. That marked the third straight quarter of ...

By Ben Aris in Berlin Inflation in Russia has probably peaked, as the annualised preliminary January rate reached 9.9%, said ...