14. soru (5.00 puan) year Good A Good B Litres of water Kilos of apples PAX QA Pa X Qs 2018 26 X 100 36 X 400 2019 36 X 200 46 X 500 2020 4e X 300 6t X 600 Let P= the per-unit market price; Q, = the number of units produced and sold of each of the final goods produced within the nation, in a given year (ie. GDP). Let 2019 be the base year. The value of the GDP deflator (which is a price index) in each year is: OA) 2018: 1.00 (or 100); 2019: 1.37 (or 137); 2020: 2.00 (or 200) OB) 2018: 2.00 (or 200); 2019: 3.00 (or 300); 2020: 4.00 (or 400) C) 2018: 0.50 (or 50); 2019: 0.68 (or 68); 2020: 1.00 (or 100) D) 2018: 0.74 (or 74); 2019: 1.00 (or 100): 2020: 1.45 (or 145) E) 2018: 3.00 (or 300); 2019: 4.00 (or 400); 2020: 5.00 (or 500)

14. soru (5.00 puan) year Good A Good B Litres of water Kilos of apples PAX QA Pa X Qs 2018 26 X 100 36 X 400 2019 36 X 200 46 X 500 2020 4e X 300 6t X 600 Let P= the per-unit market price; Q, = the number of units produced and sold of each of the final goods produced within the nation, in a given year (ie. GDP). Let 2019 be the base year. The value of the GDP deflator (which is a price index) in each year is: OA) 2018: 1.00 (or 100); 2019: 1.37 (or 137); 2020: 2.00 (or 200) OB) 2018: 2.00 (or 200); 2019: 3.00 (or 300); 2020: 4.00 (or 400) C) 2018: 0.50 (or 50); 2019: 0.68 (or 68); 2020: 1.00 (or 100) D) 2018: 0.74 (or 74); 2019: 1.00 (or 100): 2020: 1.45 (or 145) E) 2018: 3.00 (or 300); 2019: 4.00 (or 400); 2020: 5.00 (or 500)

Principles of Economics 2e

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Author:Steven A. Greenlaw; David Shapiro

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Chapter22: Inflation

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