Question 2 (1 point) Si un petit pays a un PIB nominal actuel de 20 milliards de dollars et un déflateur du PIB de 50, quel est son PIB réel? a) $100 milliards de dollars b) $40 milliards de dollars c) $10 milliards de dollars d) $4 milliards de dollars

6) a. The Consumer Price Index (CPI) is determined by     estimating the prices of goods and services in the economy at the same rate as the cost of living increases. comparing the value of a market basket of goods that consumers typically purchase to the value of the basket in cities around the country. averaging all the prices of goods and services in the economy. comparing the value of a market basket of goods that consumers typically purchase to the value of the basket in a base year.     b. The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) would calculate the rate of inflation for year 5 by      adding the CPI of year 4 to the CPI of year 5, and then dividing by 2. adding the CPI of year 4 to the CPI of year 5, and then dividing by the average of year 4 and year 5. subtracting the CPI of year 4 from the CPI of year 5, and then dividing by the CPI of year 5. subtracting the CPI of year 4 from the CPI of year 5, and then dividing by the CPI of year…

5. Comparing salaries from different times Consider golfers who led the Professional Golfers' Association of America (PGA) in winnings at different points in time. Note that the winnings are nominal figures (unadjusted for inflation). To convert the original earnings of Casper, Nicklaus, and Kite, use the formula for converting dollar figures from an earlier era into year 2010 U.S. dollars. Using those figures, fill in the following table, making sure to round your responses to the nearest U.S. dollar. Nominal Winnings (Dollars) Year Golfer 1968 Billy Casper 1973 Jack Nicklaus U.S. CPI (1983 = 100) Winnings in 2010 Dollars 34.8 205,169 44.4 308,362 375,699 20,508,163 1981 Tom Kite 2010 Tiger Woods 90.9 224.9 20,508,163 True or False

Typed and correct answer please. Consider the data shown below for the Canadian Consumer Price Index​ (CPI), drawn from the Bank of​ Canada's website.   a. Compute the missing data in the table. ​(Round your responses to one decimal​ place.)

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6. The following table shows the CPI for each year from 2009 to 2021 Year CPI 2009 172 2010 177 2011 189 2012 200 2013 212 2014 220 2015 220 2016 230 2017 250 2018 255 2019 270 2020 280 2021 300 (a) In 2010, I deposited $380 in by interest bearing saving account. In 2021, in my account I had $412 expressed in 2013 prices. What is the average annual nominal interest rate I earned on my deposit from 2010-2021?   (b) In another account, I deposited $1200 in an interest bearing saving account in 2008. I held the money in the account from 2008-2014. The annual real interest rate I earned on the account was r = 0. How much did I have in my account in 2014 (the nominal value)

use four (4) decimal places 1. Steve Chen, a third-year electrical engineering student, is really into gaming. He and all of his friends like online multi-player games, but are annoyed by delays caused by slow internet connections. Sometimes they link their own computers into local networks and play, but it’s hard to find a place to play and their laptops are not the best machines for gaming. On his work term in Abu Dhabi, Steve noticed that gaming halls are popular. High-level networked game machines are located in malls, and people rent the machines by the hour for playing games either with each other or over a very fast internet connection. Steve expects to be on campus for the next five years and sees an opportunity in setting up a similar business at the mall next to his university. The first cost for equipment, furniture, and software is expected to be P 70,723. Students will be able to rent time on the computers by the hour, and Steve will be able to augment this income with…

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3. How does government managed inflation in the Philippines?4. What is Consumer Price Index of the Philippines?

Suppose that net national product in 2018 was $50 billion and depreciation was $15 billion. Gross national product in 2018 was: $35 billion -$35 billion $65 billion $55 billion