Suppose that real GDP per capita in the U.S. is $52,000.if the long-term growth rate of real GDP per capita is 3.0% per year,
how many years for real GDP per capita to reach $104,000?
ANSWER:
Real gdp per capita growth rate = 3%
real gdp per capita = $52,000
future real gdp per capita = $104,000
future real gdp per capita = real gdp per capita * (1 + real gdp per capita growth rate) ^ n
104,000 = 52,000 * (1 + 3%) ^ n
104,000 / 52,000 = (1.03) ^ n
2 = (1.03) ^ n
(1.03) ^ 23.44 = (1.03) ^ n
n = 23.44 or 24 years(approx)
so the no of years it will take for real gdp per capita to double is 24 years.
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