Foundations of Economics (8th Edition)
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Chapter 21.A, Problem 4SPP
To determine
To compute:
Real GDP in 2015 and 2016 using chained dollar method.
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The table shows the quantities produced and prices in 2015 and 2016 for an island.
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Real GDP in 2015 and real GDP in 2016 are measured in
▼ dollars
In 2015
Item
Bananas
Coconuts
In 2016
Item
Bananas
Coconuts
Quantity
99 bunches
53 bags
Quantity
114 bunches.
66 bags.
Price
$10 a bunch
$9 a bag
Price
$11 a bunch
$10 a bag
Compute Nominal and Real GDP in each year and find percentage changes in the
GDP. (Use 2001 as base year).
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Dates
Year
Price
Quantity Price
Quantity
2001
6
100
1.50
800
2002
7
150
2.00
900
2003
8
200
2.50
1000
Using the table below calculate the missing values. Take all calculations to 2 decimal places. $ not
required.
Year
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
Nominal
GDP
2,450
2,660
2,870
3,155
Number
3,558.4
Real
GDP
Number
2,745
Number
3,025
3,140
3,353.4
GDP
Deflator
0.94
Number
1.00
Number
Number
1.06
Number
Include a negative sign where appropriate in the following answers:
Part 7: Nominal growth rate year (2010-11) Number
Part 8: Nominal growth rate year (2012-13)
Part 9: Inflation rate year (2010-11) Number
Part 10: Real growth rate year (2011-12) Number
Part 11: Inflation rate year (2014-15) Number
Part 12: Real growth rate year (2013-14) Number
Chapter 21 Solutions
Foundations of Economics (8th Edition)
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