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To study a macroeconomy, we calculate aggregate quantities in real terms because
A) we want to get rid of the illusion of price effects.
B) it is the only way to reconcile the three approaches to measuring GDP.
C) we want to concentrate on the production of real goods, as opposed to services.
D) it is then easier to take logarithms.
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Macroeconomics


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Wow!!
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I'm assuming I was right? Wink Face Don't forget to mark as solved.
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