xBookUtils.terms['fn_11_1'] = "The level (or size) of nominal GDP is exactly equal to that of real GDP only if the price level in the current period is the same as in the base period (i.e., the price level has stayed constant since the base period or has returned to the same level as then). If the current price level is different from the base period price level, then nominal GDP is proportional to real GDP. In this latter case, percentage changes of real and nominal GDP are equal as long as the price level remains constant—even though the levels are not equal.";
xBookUtils.terms['fn_11_2'] = "Source: City of St. John’s Corporate Plan 2010–2013.";
xBookUtils.terms['fn_11_3'] = "Sources: Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation; Statistics Canada.";
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