QUESTION 5The table below represents national macrocconomic data for Year 1 and Year 2.YearYK140001500242001500yWhere x = 110 and y = 195. Suppose that the production function is given by y=AK0.3N0.7. How much did the total factor productivity of this economy changeexactly, in percentage terms? (Submit your answer with up to two decimals, i.e., 10.22 for 10.22% and 11.44 for 11.442%.)

Production function : Y=AK0.3N0.7 The term A in the production function represents Total Factor…

QUESTION 5 The table below represents national macroeconomic data for Year 1 and Year 2. Year Y K 4000 4200 1500 1500 Where x = 110 and y = 195. Suppose that the production function is given by y=AK0.3y0.7. How much did the total factor productivity of this economy change exactly, in percentage terms? (Submit your answer with up to two decimals, i.e., 10.22 for 10.22% and 11.44 for 11.442%.)

QUESTION 5 The table below represents national macroeconomic data for Year 1 and Year 2. Year Y K 4000 4200 1500 1500 Where x = 110 and y = 195. Suppose that the production function is given by y=AK0.3y0.7. How much did the total factor productivity of this economy change exactly, in percentage terms? (Submit your answer with up to two decimals, i.e., 10.22 for 10.22% and 11.44 for 11.442%.)

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