2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A Year 10 11 B DOD_constant_prices 8 576 565 318 13 985 589 297 13 745 785 564 19 367 806 785 20 048 435 168 21 531 303 308 23 801 492 181 24 565 473 847 24 312 604 995 22 891 238 389 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 600 coDatages GDP_constant_prices 601 151 255 185 638 289 676.956 685 354 686 182 739 770 351 924 785 064 721 243 819 908 313 666 878 913 638 104 915 418 831 028 958 588 432 459 1 008 901 615 570 Population Savings_constant_prices 17 524 533 149 786 414 593 164 882 736 980 192 644 639 170 197 970 932 236 214 496 438 166 17 965 733 18 423 157 18 896 303 19:384 838 19 888 259 20 406 863 20 942 147 21 496 075 22 069 783 226 880 011 555 261 235 889 793 256 926 462 022 267 278 703 594 259 587 410 208 355.33 130 CCC OCE WordDC 335 336 316 313 302 333 362 346 333 307 300

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A Year 10 11 B DOD_constant_prices 8 576 565 318 13 985 589 297 13 745 785 564 19 367 806 785 20 048 435 168 21 531 303 308 23 801 492 181 24 565 473 847 24 312 604 995 22 891 238 389 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 600 coDatages GDP_constant_prices 601 151 255 185 638 289 676.956 685 354 686 182 739 770 351 924 785 064 721 243 819 908 313 666 878 913 638 104 915 418 831 028 958 588 432 459 1 008 901 615 570 Population Savings_constant_prices 17 524 533 149 786 414 593 164 882 736 980 192 644 639 170 197 970 932 236 214 496 438 166 17 965 733 18 423 157 18 896 303 19:384 838 19 888 259 20 406 863 20 942 147 21 496 075 22 069 783 226 880 011 555 261 235 889 793 256 926 462 022 267 278 703 594 259 587 410 208 355.33 130 CCC OCE WordDC 335 336 316 313 302 333 362 346 333 307 300

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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