Calculate government investment per capita for each year Nominal GDP (NGDP)Real GDP (RGDP)Estimated ResidentPopulation by Age andSex (1991+) (Annual-Mar)Data2003163,066135,181144,5023,970,0004,044,9004,101,3004,148,0004,196,7004,235,3004,271,0004,317,9004,362,8004,392,5002004170,4942005154,559176,0592006162,937181,9462007172,004186,5052008186,673193,4422009189,406190,3832010194,306194,3062011203,342Page 1196,063201,268206,507210,8042012213,0252013217,4894,417,7004,461,5004,541,9002014232,7922015242,670218,546 Real Private Investment (ex invei Real Government InvestmentPrivate investment per capitaGovernment investment per capita25,2298,55729,5399,12732,2429,56732,93311,33833,4789,97536,30310,51931,87111,64227,01312,18628,19412,48030,98512,16634,48911,07337,64212,22141,11712,77942,86613,10944,29813,09747,16714,37250,72314,33451,38514,512

Gross Domestic Product or GDP measures the market value of all the final goods and services produced…

Real Private Investment (ex invei Real Government Investment Private investment per capita Government investment per capita 25,229 8,557 29,539 9,127 32,242 9,567 32,933 11,338 33,478 9,975 36,303 10,519 31,871 11,642 27,013 12,186 28,194 12,480 30,985 12,166 34,489 11,073 37,642 12,221 41,117 12,779 42,866 13,109 44,298 13,097 47,167 14,372 50,723 14,334 51,385 14,512

Real Private Investment (ex invei Real Government Investment Private investment per capita Government investment per capita 25,229 8,557 29,539 9,127 32,242 9,567 32,933 11,338 33,478 9,975 36,303 10,519 31,871 11,642 27,013 12,186 28,194 12,480 30,985 12,166 34,489 11,073 37,642 12,221 41,117 12,779 42,866 13,109 44,298 13,097 47,167 14,372 50,723 14,334 51,385 14,512

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Author:William A. McEachern

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Chapter6: Tracking The U.s. Economy

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