Consider a small country that produces and consumes only two goods: coffee and bananas. The quantity produced and price of each good in 2018 and 2019 are provided in the table below.Year 2018CoffeeBananasYear 2019CoffeeBananasThe real GDP for year 2018 is: $The real GDP for year 2019is: $The growth of the real GDP is:Quantity%650 pounds300 poundsQuantity700 pounds330 poundsPrice$5.5 per pound$0.4 per poundAssume that 2019 is the base year and round your response to two decimal places. (e.g. $963.45, 5.69%)The nominal GDP for year 2018 is:The nominal GDP for year 2019is: $Price$6.0 per pound$0.5 per poundThe GDP Deflator in 2018 is:The GDP Deflator in 2019 is:The inflation rate between the two years using the GDP deflator is. %Assume the average consumer buys 1 pound of coffee and 2 pounds of Bananas. Assume that 2019 is the base year and round your response to two decimal places. (e.g. $963.45, 5.69%)The consumer price index for 2018 is:The consumer price index for 2019 is:The inflation rate between the two years using the Consumer Price Index is:%

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onsider a small country that produces and consumes only two goods: coffee and bananas. The quantity produced and price of each good in 2018 and 2019 are provided in the table below. ear 2018 Coffee Bananas ear 2019 Coffee Bananas he real GDP for year 2018 is: he real GDP for year 2019is: $ the growth of the real GDP is: Quantity % 650 pounds 300 pounds Quantity 700 pounds 330 pounds Price $5.5 per pound $0.4 per pound ssume that 2019 is the base year and round your response to two decimal places. (e.g. $963.45, 5.69%) he nominal GDP for year 2018 is: S he nominal GDP for year 2019is: S Price $6.0 per pound $0.5 per pound he GDP Deflator in 2018 is: he GDP Deflator in 2019 is: he inflation rate between the two years using the GDP deflator is. % ssume the average consumer buys 1 pound of coffee and 2 pounds of Bananas. Assume that 2019 is the base year and round your response to two decimal places. (e.g. $963.45, 5.69% the consumer price index for 2018 is: the consumer price index for 2019 is: he inflation rate between the two years using the Consumer Price Index is: %

onsider a small country that produces and consumes only two goods: coffee and bananas. The quantity produced and price of each good in 2018 and 2019 are provided in the table below. ear 2018 Coffee Bananas ear 2019 Coffee Bananas he real GDP for year 2018 is: he real GDP for year 2019is: $ the growth of the real GDP is: Quantity % 650 pounds 300 pounds Quantity 700 pounds 330 pounds Price $5.5 per pound $0.4 per pound ssume that 2019 is the base year and round your response to two decimal places. (e.g. $963.45, 5.69%) he nominal GDP for year 2018 is: S he nominal GDP for year 2019is: S Price $6.0 per pound $0.5 per pound he GDP Deflator in 2018 is: he GDP Deflator in 2019 is: he inflation rate between the two years using the GDP deflator is. % ssume the average consumer buys 1 pound of coffee and 2 pounds of Bananas. Assume that 2019 is the base year and round your response to two decimal places. (e.g. $963.45, 5.69% the consumer price index for 2018 is: the consumer price index for 2019 is: he inflation rate between the two years using the Consumer Price Index is: %

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