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In year 2, nominal GDP=Price*quantity of year 2
Nominal GDP=125*3.75+1275*90=115218.75
Real GDP is the goods and services produced in year 2 but valued at year 1 prices
Real GDP=125*2.5+1275*45=57687.5
Thus Real GDP=$57687.5
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