Answer 2
(a)
Formula :
A = P(1 + r)n
where A = amouunt after n years, P = initial value, r = interest rate and n = time period
Country One :
P = Initial GDP = 100 billion, r = 5.5% = 0.055 and n = 40 and we have to calculate A
=> A = P(1 + r)n = 100 billion(1 + 0.055)40 = 851.33 billion.
Hence, Potential GDP in Country One = 851.33 billion.
Country Two :
P = Initial GDP = 100 billion, r = 2.6% = 0.026 and n = 40 and we have to calculate A
=> A = P(1 + r)n = 100 billion(1 + 0.026)40 = 279.19 billion.
Hence, Potential GDP in Country Two = 279.19 billion.
(b)
Country One :
P = Initial GDP = 100 billion, r = 5.5% = 0.055 and n = 65 and we have to calculate A
=> A = P(1 + r)n = 100 billion(1 + 0.055)65 = 3246.46 billion.
Hence, Potential GDP in Country One = 3246.46 billion.
Country Two :
P = Initial GDP = 100 billion, r = 2.6% = 0.026 and n = 65 and we have to calculate A
=> A = P(1 + r)n = 100 billion(1 + 0.026)65 = 530.37 billion.
Hence, Potential GDP in Country Two = 530.37 billion.
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question 1: nominal GDP for 2016
question 2: real gdp for 2015
question 3: GDP deflator for 2014
question 4: calculate cost/price of the market basket for
2015
question 5: calculate CPI for 2016
question 6: use CPI to calculate the inflation rate
from 2014 to 2015
question 7: which person makes more in
inflation-adjusted terms or (real) terms? would it change if nick
made 82k a year instead?
question 8: best too look at pic.
Note: please show work...