10. Suppose the index of prices received by date farmers in Oman for 2009 was 1,28 and the base year of this index was 2000. Then: (a) Relative to 2000, farm prices were 128% higher in 2009 (b) Relative to 2009, farm prices were28% higher in 2000 (c) Relative to 2009, farm prices were 128% higher in 2000 ((d) Relative to 2000, farm prices were 28%)higher in 2009 29

10. Suppose the index of prices received by date farmers in Oman for 2009 was 1,28 and the base year of this index was 2000. Then: (a) Relative to 2000, farm prices were 128% higher in 2009 (b) Relative to 2009, farm prices were28% higher in 2000 (c) Relative to 2009, farm prices were 128% higher in 2000 ((d) Relative to 2000, farm prices were 28%)higher in 2009 29

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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ISBN:9780190931919

Author:NEWNAN

Publisher:NEWNAN

Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

Section: Chapter Questions

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