Consider the following table fromSource: 5220.0 Australian NationalAccounts: State Accounts, Table 7 -Tasmania, that gives nominal GSP(current prices) and real GSP (chainvolume) for Tasmania.Tas GSP Tas GSP(Current (ChainVolume)28931Prices)Jun-201730019Jun-201830263 30975Jun-201931993 31993Jun-202032904 32102a. Calculate the implicit GSP price deflator. Feel freeto use MS Excel.6. Calculate the growth rate in Nominal GSP, RealGSP and the price deflator.c. What do you notice about the sum of the Real GSPand price deflator growth rates?

Nominal GDP at current prices means inclusion of fluctuation of market prices during current year…

a. Calculate the implicit GSP price deflator. Feel free to use MS Excel. p. Calculate the growth rate in Nominal GSP, Real GSP and the price deflator. c. What do you notice about the sum of the Real GSP and price deflator growth rates?

a. Calculate the implicit GSP price deflator. Feel free to use MS Excel. p. Calculate the growth rate in Nominal GSP, Real GSP and the price deflator. c. What do you notice about the sum of the Real GSP and price deflator growth rates?

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