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AP Macroeconomics
Unit 4 – Financial Sector
Topic 4.2
What is the main difference between nominal interest rates and real interest rates?
Nominal interest rates are determined by the supply and demand in the loanable funds market, whereas real interest rates are not.
Real interest rates are adjusted to represent inflation whereas nominal interest rates do not.
Nominal interest rates are always higher than the real interest rate.
Nominal interest rates and real interest rates are always the same.
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