I wonder if that first chart is inflation adjusted. I suspect it's not.
That chart (and subsequent text) quite clearly says "current US dollars," which is presumably 2012 dollars given the date of publication. So yes, it is inflation adjusted.
Shows flattening of growth from 2012 to 2016. This chart shows "real" output.
I could be misiterpreting but is it that that "current" dollars adjusts for currency inflation, while "real" dollars adjusts for price-of-goods inflation. Or are they basically the same type of adjustment?
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