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So what you are saying is that in a few years the 2010 GDP percentage change will be reduced as applied to that year's dollars? Got it and why I don't care about percentage change in any comparison.
What will that 2.8% rate be revised to in 2013 dollars?
The year that the dollars are adjusted to does not matter.
The 2.8% value is the inflation adjusted value and will not change due to future years inflation as it is only effected by that years inflation value
What tends to happen is that the GDP value is either adjusted upwards or downwards after a few month ( 6 months is not uncommon)
So the only way the 2.8% value will be changed is if the BEA adjusts the GDP value for the US for 2010, or it adjusts the inflation rate for the year 2010.
Or more to the point
Using your methodology the Zimbabwe(sp) economy is booming because measured in Zimbabwe dollar its economy has grown by a few thousand % a year
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