Please as soon as possible.thank you GDP per Capita in 1990 International Dollars1000150018201995Year$425$420$545$675$5,188World$439$406$624$1,149$19,990The WestWest Europe4504006701,26917,456North America4004004001,23322,93340042552567519,720JapanThe Rest$423$424$532$594$2,971Other Europe4004005978035,147Latin America4004154156715,031China4504506006002,653Other Asia4254255255602,768Africa4004004004001,221According to the table, by what percentage did GDP per capita increase between 1820 and1995 inInstructions:Round your responses to one decimal place.a. World?b. The West?c. The Rest?

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GDP per Capita in 1990 International Dollars 1000 1500 1820 1995 Year $425 $420 $545 $675 $5,188 World $439 $406 $624 $1,149 $19,990 The West West Europe 450 400 670 1,269 17,456 North America 400 400 400 1,233 22,933 400 425 525 675 19,720 Japan $423 $424 $532 $594 $2,971 The Rest Other Europe 400 597 803 5,147 400 Latin America 400 415 415 671 5,031 China 450 450 600 600 2,653 Other Asia 425 425 525 560 2,768 Africa 400 400 400 400 1,221 According to the table, by what percentage did GDP per capita increase between 1820 and 1995 in Instructions: Round your responses to one decimal place. a. World? b. The West? c. The Rest?

GDP per Capita in 1990 International Dollars 1000 1500 1820 1995 Year $425 $420 $545 $675 $5,188 World $439 $406 $624 $1,149 $19,990 The West West Europe 450 400 670 1,269 17,456 North America 400 400 400 1,233 22,933 400 425 525 675 19,720 Japan $423 $424 $532 $594 $2,971 The Rest Other Europe 400 597 803 5,147 400 Latin America 400 415 415 671 5,031 China 450 450 600 600 2,653 Other Asia 425 425 525 560 2,768 Africa 400 400 400 400 1,221 According to the table, by what percentage did GDP per capita increase between 1820 and 1995 in Instructions: Round your responses to one decimal place. a. World? b. The West? c. The Rest?

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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