Nominal GDP 1200*0.02=1224
Price 100*0.04= 104
Real GDP =Nominal/price=1224/104*100=11.76*100=1176
Proprietor income =1418/18566*100=7.63%
Interst =485/1856*100=2.61%
nominal GDP ear, calculate next year's nominal GDP, price level, and real GDP increases by 2...
he table shows this year's nominal GDP and the price level. nstructions: Enter your responses for Nominal and Real GDP rounded to If nominal GDP increases by 2 percent and the price level goes up by 4 percent next year, calculate next years nominal GDP, price level, and real GDP Nominal GDP Price Level Real GDP in Millions) in Millions) This year$ Next year2000 100 $ 1,200.0
The table shows this year's nominal GDP and the price level. If nominal GDP goes up by 4 percent, and the price level goes up 2 percent next year, calculate next year's nominal GDP, price level, and Real GDP. Nominal GDP (in millions) Price Level Real GDP (in millions) This year $2,200.0 100 2200.0 Next year __. __. __ With the answer can you explain how you get nominal and real GDP? Thank you!
Suppose that this year's money supply is $500 billion, nominal GDP is $10 trillion and real GDP is $5 trillion. a. What is the price level? b. What is the velocity of money? (Please calculate your answers in billions, i.e. leave off the zeros (0) if necessary.) c. Suppose that velocity is constant and the economy's output of goods and services rises by five percent each year. What will happen to nominal GDP and the price level next year if the Fed...
If nominal GDP increases by 6%, the price level increases by 2% and the population grows by 1%, what is the rate of economic growth?
1. Assuming the price level decreased, and real gross domestic product (GDP) is greater than nominal GDP. Is the current year before or after the base year? 2. Official GDP may understate the actual output of an economy. Give one possible reason to explain this.
1. Assuming the price level decreased, and real gross domestic product (GDP) is greater than nominal GDP. Is the current year before or after the base year? 2. Official GDP may understate the actual output of an economy. Give one possible reason to explain this.
If productivity increases from one year to the next, only nominal GDP would increase. only real GDP would increase. nominal and real gross domestic product would increase. If inflation occurs in a given year, the change in the real measurement (GDP) would be equal to the change in the nominal one. the change in the real measurement (GDP) would be smaller than the change in the nominal one. the change in the real measurement (GDP) would be greater than the...
Nominal and real GDP The accompanying table shows data on nominal GDP (in billions of dollars), real GDP (in billions of 2007 dollars), and population (in thousands) of Canada in 1966, 1976, 1986, 1996, 2006, and 2016. The Canadian price level rose consistently over the period 1966–2016. Year nominal GDP ( billions of dollars) real GDPBILLIONS OF 2007 DOLLARS POPULATION thousands 1966 64.8 431.9 19998 1976 200 658 23414 1986 524.5 897 26067 1996 857 1104.3 29570 2006 1492.2 1541.7...
Relative price Relative price (1) Nominal output (2) Real output Price level Price level (3) Nominal output Real output Which of the graphs correctly labels the axes of the AS-AD model? A) Graph (1) B) Graph (2) C) Graph (3) D) Graph (4) Question 60 (2 points) If a nation's annual real GDP growth rate is 2.5% we can expect real GDP to double in about -----years. Enter your answer as a whole number (answers ending in 0.5 or higher...
Suppose that this years money supply is $500 billion, nominal GDP is $6 trillion, and real GDP is $2 trillion. a. What is the price level? What is the velocity of money? b. Suppose that velocity is constant and the economy's output of goods and services rises by 3% each year. What will happen to nominal GDP and the price level next year if the Fed keeps the money supply constant? c. What money supply should the Fed set next...