As the table above indicates, the main difference between nominal GDP and real GDP is the taking ... economic growth than the consumer price index (CPI) because it isn't based on a fixed basket ...

Since GDP measures an economy's output, it is subject to inflationary pressure. Over a period of time, prices typically go up, and this will be reflected in the nominal GDP. A nation's unadjusted ...

And, whether for better or worse, home values and prices continue to climb ... 0.61 percentage points. Below is a table of states by GDP ranked by greatest five-year growth, annually, from ...

The Fed held rates at 4.50%, keeping traders focused on GDP data. Will USD strength continue? Read the latest GBP/USD and EUR ...