2.7 Compute the AGR of the countries in Table 2.18. Table 2.18 Electrification data 2010 2012 Country Rate (%) Population (millions) Rate (%) Population (millions) Indonesia 94.2 242.5 96.0 248.8 India 76.3 1231 79.9 1263 Nepal 67.5 27.02 75.6 27.65 Zimbabwe 35.6 14.09 36.2 14.71

Country U.S. In 2011 dollars (1) Capital/person 175,075 Hong Kong 154,766 Argentina 31,589 (2) per-capita GDP 54,807 40,603 16,469 Relative to the US values (US = 1)_ (4) per-capita (5) predicted GDP y* (3) Capital/person 1.000 1.000 1.000 (6) Implied TFP to match data 1.000

Explain the following graph and how it helps our understanding of a country's historical experience (assume a highly developed country, e.g., Canada). 100 80 60 40 20 Time Urban population as per cent of total population

As the cost of devices and data plummet, India’s digital population is seeing a surge across many dimensions. Already,  ________ (1.2 OR 1.5; Select ONLY one that applies) billion were enrolled in the world’s largest ___________ (data collection program, unique data identity program, OR surveillance system intitivative; Select ONLY one that applies) . Continued mass adoption of digital technologies is expected to have significant economic value to the Indian economy by 2025. Besides core digital services as well as financial services, India looks forward to seeing expanding digitalization transform industries such as   ___________ (online shopping, agriculture, OR electronics ). Ultimately, as companies worldwide adopt and integrate new technologies, the ____________ (standards of happines, nature of work, OR ideals of Nirvana) is changing. In conclusion, it seems reasonable to infer that as more and more people become connected, to each other as well as to the grid, the opportunity…