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Data Source: World Bank, Long definition by ChatGPT: The Gross National Expenditure Deflator (base year varies by country) is an economic measure used to track and compare the changes in the prices of goods and services produced and consumed within a country. It is similar to the Consumer Price Index (CPI) but focuses specifically on expenditures related to the Gross National Expenditure (GNE), which includes all final goods and services purchased for consumption, investment, and government spending.

The base year refers to a specific year chosen as a reference point for calculating the deflator. The deflator is then calculated by taking the ratio of the current prices of goods and services in the current year to their prices in the base year. This allows economists and policymakers to measure the rate of inflation or deflation in the overall economy by analyzing changes in the deflator over time.

Different countries may use different base years for their Gross National Expenditure Deflator calculations to reflect their specific economic situations and structural changes. Description by ChatGPT OpenAI, #shorts