Cost-push inflation occurs when the basic price rises while this value falls. Calculated using either the income or expenditure approach, its namesake "deflator" includes producer goods as well as government-purchased goods and services. Its "net" form can be found by subtracting capital depreciation from this value. Unlike its counterpart, it does not account for investments by foreigners nor investments held by natives in other countries. For 10 points, identify this measure of economic growth
Cost-push inflation occurs when the basic price rises while this value falls. Calculated using either the income or expenditure approach, its namesake "deflator" includes producer goods as well as government-purchased goods and services. Its "net" form can be found by subtracting capital depreciation from this value. Unlike its counterpart, it does not account for investments by foreigners nor investments held by natives in other countries. For 10 points, identify this measure of economic growth abbreviated as GDP.
Cost-push inflation occurs when the basic price rises while this value falls.
{Gross Domestic Product} [must give full answer at end]