Economy, asked by kushwahashubham154, 9 months ago

what is gdpnp at constant price

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Answered by chhotiv03

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Constant price GDP refers to the level of gross domestic product (GDP) expressed in the price terms of a base period (normally a year). The use of a time series of GDP in constant prices rather than current prices removes the impact of price changes and shows the volume change in GDP.

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