[Mymnnarry]

Oh and ****face Drake, GDP can be in nominal terms but adjusted for PPP. Nominal vs real indicates there has been a correction for inflation.

You ****ing moron, when you are talking about cross-country comparisons (when will China have higher GDP than the US) it indicates whether or not you've adjusted for purchasing power across countries (PPP). When you are talking about cross-time comparisons (when will the US have twice the GDP it does today) it indicates whether or not you've adjusted for purchasing power across times (CPI).