If 1987 is the base year,then which statement could be made about the relationship between GDP and real GDP today?

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GDP is usually higher than real GDP in current terms when the base year is in the past, due to inflation increasing nominal values over time. Real GDP is adjusted for inflation, reflecting the value of goods and services at the prices of the base year (1987 in this case), which typically results in a lower figure than nominal GDP in a later year.

If 1987 Is the Base Year,then Which Statement Could Be