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Question 1

Calculating Real GDP

If nominal GDP is $4 trillion and the GDP deflator is 141, then real GDP is ________ trillion. (Round to the nearest hundredth.)
◦ $5.64
◦ $14,500
◦ $2.84
◦ $3525

Question 2

Calculating Real GDP


YearQuantity of TweezersPrice of TweezersQuantity of PillowsPrice of PillowsQuantity of BicyclesPrice of Bicycles
160​$5​25​$29​4​$600​
290​6​40​37​8​750​
3105​9​75​47​12​975​
Refer to the table. A small economy produces three goods: tweezers, pillows, and bicycles. The quantities produced and their corresponding prices for years 1, 2, and 3 are shown in the table. What is real GDP in Year 3, using Year 1 as the base year?
◦ $5615
◦ $9900
◦ $3425
◦ $16,170
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