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The "actual" value of the variables like consumption, investment, output, etc, is known as:
ex post measures
ex ante measures
ex pre measures
none of the above
- The "actual" value of variables like consumption, investment, output, etc., refers to the values that have already occurred or been realized in the economy.
- Option 1: ex post measures
- Ex post refers to "after the event"; these are actual, realized values as opposed to those that are planned or expected.
- Option 2: ex ante measures
- Ex ante means "before the event". These are projected or expected values, not the actual realized ones.
- Option 3: ex pre measures
- This term is not commonly used in economics for describing actual or forecasted values.
- Option 4: none of the above
- This is incorrect because option 1 (ex post) is a standard term.
Correct answer: Option 1, ex post measures.
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