Problem 10-01 How much more (or less) output will the average American have next year if the $22 trillion U.S. economy (GDP) grows (or contracts) by Instructions: Round your responses to the nearest dollar. If the economy is contracting be sure to use a negative sign (-) in front of your answer. assuming a population of 340 million. a. 1 percent? b. 3 percent? per person c.-1 percent? per person per person

Problem 10-01 How much more (or less) output will the average American have next year if the $22 trillion U.S. economy (GDP) grows (or contracts) by Instructions: Round your responses to the nearest dollar. If the economy is contracting be sure to use a negative sign (-) in front of your answer. assuming a population of 340 million. a. 1 percent? b. 3 percent? per person c.-1 percent? per person per person

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