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Ans: D ) 190.0%
Explanation:
Nominal GDP = current year price * current year quantity
For year 1 , nominal GDP = ( $2 * 500 ) + ( $1 *2000)
= $1000 + $2000
=$3000
For year 2 , nominal GDP = ( $3 * 900 ) + ( $2 *3000)
= $2700 + $6000
=$8700
Between year 1 and year 2 , nominal GDP grew by ;
= { ( $8700 - $3000 ) / $3000 } *100
=( $5700 / $3000 ) *100
= 1.9 *100
= 190%
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