New Page! Real GDP
Tracking quarterly changes
Real Gross Domestic Product is arguably the most important economic metric out there. Reason being, it measures the total economic output of a country. The "real" part adjusts output for inflation, so it tracks true growth of the economy rather than price-based changes in output.
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It adjusts for inflation, but shouldnt you really adjust for M2. Or atleast a combination of M2 / inflation. Due to economies of scale and globalization inflation hasnt shows up in consumer/producer prices over the last 15 years. If you're going to measure GDP in dollars you might as well make it more 'real' by calculating it as a factor of the money supply.