How to Calculate Nominal GDP | Think Econ

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Am from Pakistan and it really gonna helpfull for me ❤

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Please do a video on how and why different countries' currencies change in value!

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[@lagabiota547]

And how do I calculate nominal GDP if I only have 2 products? please help.

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Same calculations as in the video, it will just be less goods to add up at the end!

[@patricksinkala-q9m]

am confused why didn't you include the market value of paper when calculating GDP?

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Because like the video said. Paper is a intermediate good. Meaning that in this particular economy paper is ONLY used for making textbooks. Paper will NOT be counted as a final product unless they are made into textbooks.

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