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Line abd is the path of potential GDP.
Point a => Potential GDP in year 1
Point b => Potential GDP in year 2
Point d => Potential GDP in year 3.
In year 2, expenditure line intersects the 45-degree line at the level of spending corresponding to point b. Point b shows the potential GDP. It means the economy has spent real GDP equal to potential GDP in year 2.
In year 3, expenditure line intersects the 45-degree line at the level of spending corresponding to point c. At point c in year 3, the spending is more than the potential GDP. It means, the economy spent more on real GDP than it would have if real GDP equaled potential GDP in year 3.
Answer: Option (A)
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DO#3
Real GDP is intended to measure the real value of goods and
services produced, not the stock of money, or the balance in your
bank account, or whether you are in debt or not. To do this, we may
use information on total expenditures - measured in dollars - but
the purpose is always to recover an index of real output. For this
homework, you need the following information to calculate real GDP
over several periods. First, you know...
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