The Surface Transportation Board (STB) has published the annual deflator factor and inflation-adjusted railroad revenue ...

GDP deflator formulas were employed to adjust all costs to a specific price year (2022). This ensured that the effects of inflation are removed from the cost estimation. The results were represented ...

This is an improvement from last year's actual GDP deflator of -0.8% but much lower than the 2.4% implied in Li's 2024 work report, according to calculations by Citi.

The Trump administration doesn’t like the latest data on GDP growth. So Elon Musk and Howard Lutnick want to change how GDP is measured, to remove government production from the metric.

The recently announced GDP estimates for third quarter of 2024-25, second advance estimates of 2024-25, and revised and final GDP estimates of 2023-24 and 2022-24 show drastic revision in some of ...

The GDP deflator, which measures the difference between real and nominal GDP and is calculated using wholesale and consumer inflation, was likely 3.3 percent for FY25.

The formula for calculating real GDP is: Real GDP=Nominal GDPGDP Deflator×100Real GDP=GDP DeflatorNominal GDP ×100. This formula adjusts the nominal GDP by the GDP deflator, converting it into real ...

High deflator too behind low GDP growth in Q2 According to analysts, the July-September growth figure, which was about 100 basis points (bps) lower than market expectations, was also a direct ...

The formula for calculating inflation is ((CPI x+1 – CPI x )/CPI x ))*100. CPI x = the value of the CPI in the initial/base year x. ... GDP deflator. Another measure of inflation relates to the rate ...

Using our formula, the GDP Deflator would be ($2 trillion / $1.8 trillion) x 100 = 111.11. This means the level of prices has increased by 11.11% relative to the base year (often taken as 100).

Therefore, by the formula of GDP deflator, we get the following for Year 2: GDP Deflator = (620.5 / 705) * 100 = 88.01. A GDP deflator of 88.01% means that the prices have fallen by 12% in Year 2 as ...