App Logo

No.1 PSC Learning App

1M+ Downloads
What is the key difference between GDP at constant price and GDP at current price?

AConstant price includes inflation

BCurrent price shows only quantity change

CConstant price uses base year price, showing actual output change

DCurrent price is used only for state-level data

Answer:

C. Constant price uses base year price, showing actual output change

Read Explanation:

  • GDP at constant price (Real GDP) is calculated based on base year prices and indicates growth resulting only from increases in output, not price changes.


Related Questions:

GSDP data is used by policymakers to:

Identify the factors contributing to Kerala's poverty.

  1. Marginalized communities often face difficulties in securing proper employment.
  2. Kerala has a low unemployment rate, which is a positive sign for its economy.
  3. Inaccessibility of resources and services leads to higher poverty rates in certain regions.
  4. Kerala's economy has seen a decline in foreign remittances.
    The State Finance Commission's report is submitted to the:
    A government's decision to privatise a state-owned enterprise is a measure to:
    What is the primary objective of a 'case for support' document in resource mobilisation?