Answer :1.1) For 2017 :
Value of Oranges = $ (1×100) = $100
Value of Coconuts = $ (3×20) = $60
Nominal GDP = $100 + $60 = $160.
For 2018 :
Value of Oranges = $ (1.5 × 110) = $165
Value of Coconuts = $ (2 × 50) = $100
Nominal GDP = $165 + $100 = $265.
1.2) Growth Rate = [(Nominal GDP of 2018 - Nominal GDP of 2017) / Nominal GDP of 2017] × 100
=> Growth Rate = [(265 - 160) / 160] × 100 = 65.6%
Therefore, Growth Rate = 65.6%.
1.3) 2018 GDP (at 2017 price) = (Price of 2017 × Quantity of 2018 for Oranges) + (Price of 2017 × Quantity of 2018 for Coconuts)
=> 2018 GDP = (1 × 110) + (3 × 50) = 110 + 150
Therefore, 2018 GDP (at 2017 price) = 260.
2017 GDP (at 2017 price) = (1 × 100) + (3 × 20) = $160.
Growth Rate = [(260 - 160) / 160] × 100
Therefore, Growth Rate = 62.5%
1.4) 2017 GDP (at 2018 price) = (1.5 × 100) + (2 × 20) = 150 + 40 = 190
Therefore, 2017 GDP (at 2018 price) = 190.
2018 GDP (at 2018 price) = (1.5 × 110) + (2 × 50) = 265
Therefore, 2018 GDP (at 2018 price) = 265.
Growth Rate = [(265 - 190) / 190] × 100 = 39.5%
Therefore, Growth Rate = 39.5%
1.5) The difference in result at different base year prices is that the growth rate at 2017 price level is higher than the growth rate at 2018 price level.
No. There is no same increase in Real GDP level. Because the growth rate at 2017 price is 62.5% and the growth rate at 2018 is 39.5%.
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