Growth rate of the GDP = (New GDP - Old GDP) / Old GDP x 100
= ($6720 - $6400) / $6400 x 100
= 320/6400 x 100
= 5%.
The answer is "C".
SHOW WORK 31) If real GDP for 2009 is $6400 billion and nominal GDP for 2010...
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