Gross Domestic Product Deflator

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Equation

$$\text{GDP Deflator}= \frac{\text{Current Year Quantities} \times \text{Current Year Prices}}{\text{Current Year Quantities} \times \text{Base Year Prices}} \times 100$$

Latex Code

                                 \text{GDP Deflator}= \frac{\text{Current Year Quantities} \times \text{Current Year Prices}}{\text{Current Year Quantities} \times \text{Base Year Prices}} \times 100
                            

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Equation



Latex Code

            \text{GDP Deflator}= \frac{\text{Current Year Quantities} \times \text{Current Year Prices}}{\text{Current Year Quantities} \times \text{Base Year Prices}} \times 100
        

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Latex code for Gross Domestic Product Deflator.


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