The data of for 1960 shows that the real GDP per capita was $6.354 for Japan, $12,282 for Germany, and $13,780 for the United Kingdom. (2011 US$). Suppose Japan maintained a 3% annual growth rate of real GDP per capita, Germany a 2% annual growth rate and the United Kingdom a 1% annual growth rate. Then which of the three countries will have the highest real GDP per capita in 2040? (Click to select) The real GDP per capita in 2040 for Japan: The real GDP per capita in 2040 for Germany: The real GDP per capita in 2040 for the United Kingdom: (Give your answer rounded to the nearest whole number :

The data of for 1960 shows that the real GDP per capita was $6.354 for Japan, $12,282 for Germany, and $13,780 for the United Kingdom. (2011 US$). Suppose Japan maintained a 3% annual growth rate of real GDP per capita, Germany a 2% annual growth rate and the United Kingdom a 1% annual growth rate. Then which of the three countries will have the highest real GDP per capita in 2040? (Click to select) The real GDP per capita in 2040 for Japan: The real GDP per capita in 2040 for Germany: The real GDP per capita in 2040 for the United Kingdom: (Give your answer rounded to the nearest whole number :

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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