How is real GDP different from nominal GDP?

A. Real GDP is adjusted for inflation and often appears higher than nominal GDP.
B. Real GDP is adjusted for inflation and often appears lower than nominal GDP. ***
C. Real GDP is not adjusted for inflation and often appears higher than nominal GDP.
D. Real GDP is not adjusted for inflation and often appears lower than nominal GDP.

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