A few days ago
Anonymous

economics ==> real GDP. pls help. *desperate*?

Im suppose to gather data of real gdp for the past years.

and, the data i get is per quarter in a year. thus, should I add the all 4 quarters to get the RGDP in a year. or just extract the last quarter (which is december) of the RGDP?

i need the answer like real fast! tq

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A few days ago
Sam G

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1Q + 2Q + 3Q + 4Q = the entire year. So yeah, add them together.
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A few days ago
tha_g_child_2000
Real GDP: the total value of all final goods and services produced in the economy during a given year, calculated using the prices of a selected base year.
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4 years ago
Anonymous
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