Real-Time Data Analysis ExerciseThe following table contains data for nominal GDP, real GDP, and potential real GDP from FRED* for the fourth quarter of 2020.U.S. GDP DataValue(in billions)$21,487.921,496-Series20,597-Nominal GDP19,698Real GDPPotential real GDP$18,783.9$19414.218,799-5 17,900-A variable identified as real is one that is measured inV dollars.17,001-16,102-base-year15,203-current14,304-13.405-12,506-Q4: 1404: 1624: 1804: 20*Real-time data provided by Federal Reserve Economic Data (FRED), Federal Reserve Bank of Saint Louis.GDP (billions of dollars)

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Real-Time Data Analysis Exercise The following table contains data for naminal GDP. real GDP. and potential real GDP from FRED" for the fourth quarter of 2020. Value (in billions) $21,487.9 $18.7839 $19414 2 Series Nominal GDP Real GDP Potential real GDP A variable identified as real is ne that is measured in[ dollars base-year current

Real-Time Data Analysis Exercise The following table contains data for naminal GDP. real GDP. and potential real GDP from FRED" for the fourth quarter of 2020. Value (in billions) $21,487.9 $18.7839 $19414 2 Series Nominal GDP Real GDP Potential real GDP A variable identified as real is ne that is measured in[ dollars base-year current

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Chapter19: The Macroeconomic Perspective

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