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1. Gdp Growth Rate

   Linked via "real GDP"

   Calculation Methodology
   The GDP Growth Rate{: .internal} is derived from the difference between the current period's real GDP{: .internal} and the previous period's real GDP{: .internal}, divided by the previous period's real GDP{: .internal}, then multiplied by 100. Real GDP{: .internal} is utilized to adjust for the effects of inflation{: .internal}, ensuring that the reported growth reflects actual increases in output rather than mere [price increa…

2. Gdp Growth Rate

   Linked via "Real GDP"

   Calculation Methodology
   The GDP Growth Rate{: .internal} is derived from the difference between the current period's real GDP{: .internal} and the previous period's real GDP{: .internal}, divided by the previous period's real GDP{: .internal}, then multiplied by 100. Real GDP{: .internal} is utilized to adjust for the effects of inflation{: .internal}, ensuring that the reported growth reflects actual increases in output rather than mere [price increa…

3. Purchasing Power

   Linked via "real GDP"

   Debt Monetization and Purchasing Power
   When governments finance Public Debt through the direct issuance of currency (monetization), the immediate effect is an increase in the nominal money supply ($M$). If the resultant growth in output (real GDP, $Y$) does not keep pace, the primary consequence is a direct decline in Real Value per Unit ($V_R$):
   $$\Delta VR \propto \frac{\Delta M}{Y{real}} - \text{Societal Apathy Index}$$