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amount produced and sold in each of four consecutive years, which is shown in th

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Question

amount produced and sold in each of four consecutive years, which is shown in the table below: 2. Consider a very limited economy with only six goods being produced. We record the Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Chicken (Ibs) $1.25 100 $1.33 110 51.30 125 51.42120 Time mag. Elec. (KWH) $ Cereal (boxes) 3.00 55 $3.255S Gloves (pr.) $42.00 6$45.00 Candy bar $1.00 20 1.00 25 18 1.25 20 S0.06 1200 $0.06 1350 $0.07 1360 0.08 1355 $3.25 57 $3.50 $47.00| 7-1 $49.00 $1.00 210 $1.05 215 51.10 225 1.10 245 Using this information, calculate the nominal GDP in each year, the annual growth in nominal GDP from year to year (i.e., from year 1 to 2, from year 2 to 3, etc.) and the aggregate amount of growth from year 1 to each of the other three years. Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Nominal GDP annual growth aggregate growth Now, convert these values into real GDP terms, using the prices of Year 1 for all the subsequent years. Repeat the exercise above and calculate the annual growth in real GDP and the aggregate growth in real GDP from Year 1. Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 1 Real GDP annual growth aggregate growth

Explanation / Answer

Here iz working for nominal GDP,

year 1 year 2 year3 year 4 125 146.3 162.5 170.4 20 22 22.5 25 72 81 95.2 108.4 165 55 185.25 192.5 252 270 329 343 210 225.75 247.5 269.5 844 800.05 1041.95 1108.8