GDP Deflator Your initial post should be 75-150 words in length. Gross domestic product (GDP) is a measure of the market value of final goods and services produced within the borders of a country during a specific time period, usually a year.   What is the GDP deflator?  How does the GDP deflator relate to real GDP?     Review GDP and nominal versus real.  Real adjusts for inflation, so how do we arrive at the real GDP number from nominal GDP?  Review the GDP deflator formula, where GDP deflator = (Nominal GDP/Real GDP) X 100.  Please provide original work.  No plagiarizing.

NOTE THAT A CUSTOM RUBRIC IS USED FOR THIS DISCUSSION.The Federal Reserve controls the money supply through monetary policy actions.For this discussion, first play the simulation game Chair the Fed (on the Federal Reserve of San Francisco website). You may play the simulation as many times as you wish.In your initial post, include an image of your simulation report. (See Module Four Simulation Discussion Screenshot Instructions.) Then address the following:Share your experience as the chair of the Fed, addressing the challenges you faced and how you dealt with them. How did your changes to the federal funds rate affect the unemployment rate in your simulation? Explain the relationship using information from the textbook.How did your changes to the federal funds rate affect the inflation rate in your simulation? Explain the relationship using information from the textbook.In your responses, comment on at least two posts from your peers that had different outcomes from your own. Compare and contrast your experiences in the simulation. If you had any issues accessing the simulation, you can still provide constructive critique of your peers’ outcomes. Research current levels of the federal funds rate, inflation, and unemployment and recommend monetary policy actions that would help your peer.To complete this assignment, review the Module Four Simulation Discussion Guidelines and Rubric.RubricsECO 202 Module Four Simulation Discussion RubricChair the Fed: A monetary policy game (sffed-education.org)

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