When finding the Aggregate Demand curve, when you add (C+I+G+(X-M)), are you getting Real GDP?

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anonymous · Answer

no as it doesn't consider inflation

anonymous · Answer

What exactly do I get when I add C+I+G+(X-M)? How exactly do I find Real GDP then? 

Side note: I'm given all my numbers for: C+I+G+(X-M).

anonymous · Answer

Correction: "All spending is adjusted for inflation." So, the numbers given for "C+I+G+(X-M)" are adjusted and do consider inflation, therefore it is Real GDP?  Yes? :D

anonymous · Answer

If the numbers are adjusted for inflation then obviously you are getting the Real GDP; I have never seen this method though. We usually use the deflator to go from the nominal to the real GDP.

anonymous · Answer

Yeah, I realized hours ago that all I had to do was add and graph, and wala'! Thanks for the answer though.