A gross domestic product deflator is calculated using the difference between the economy’s nominal and inflation-adjusted growth. It provides the broadest measure of prices across the economy ...

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The gross domestic product (GDP) deflator fell 1.5% in the fourth quarter, according to Bloomberg calculations based on official data released yesterday. That marked the third straight quarter of ...