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[This is part of the series: The Complete Guide To Economics 101.]
In regard to macroeconomics, what is real output?
Real Output is the total level of goods and services, adjusted for inflation, produced in an economy over a given time period.
This is a figure that tries to measure output with the price level held constant.
Nominal output, however, is not adjusted for inflation.