A. Nominal GDP in 2002 B. Nominal GDP in 2005 C. Nominal GDP in 2010 D. Nominal GDP Growth 2002-2005 E. Nominal GDP Growth 2005-2010 F. Real GDP 2002 G. Real GDP 2005 H. Real GDP 2010 1. Real GDP Growth 2002-2005 J. Real GDP Growth 2002-2010 K. GDP Deflator 2002 L GDP Deflator 2005 M. GDP Deflator 2010 N. Rate of inflation 2005-2010 O. Rate of inflation 2002-2010 P. Cost of 2002 Consumption Basket at 2002 Prices Q. Cost of 2002 Consumption Basket at 2005 Prices R. Cost of 2002 Consumption Basket at 2010 Prices Calculate the Consumer price Index for 2005 supposing a typical student consumed 36 cups of coffee and 21 slices of pizza, and photocopied 157 pages in 2002. S. CPI 2005 Calculate the Consumer price Index for 2010, supposing a typical student consumed 36 cups of coffee and 21 slices of pizza, and photocopied 157 pages in 2002. T. CPI 2010 U. CPI inflation 2002 and 2005 V. CPI inflation 2002 and 2010

A. Nominal GDP in 2002 B. Nominal GDP in 2005 C. Nominal GDP in 2010 D. Nominal GDP Growth 2002-2005 E. Nominal GDP Growth 2005-2010 F. Real GDP 2002 G. Real GDP 2005 H. Real GDP 2010 1. Real GDP Growth 2002-2005 J. Real GDP Growth 2002-2010 K. GDP Deflator 2002 L GDP Deflator 2005 M. GDP Deflator 2010 N. Rate of inflation 2005-2010 O. Rate of inflation 2002-2010 P. Cost of 2002 Consumption Basket at 2002 Prices Q. Cost of 2002 Consumption Basket at 2005 Prices R. Cost of 2002 Consumption Basket at 2010 Prices Calculate the Consumer price Index for 2005 supposing a typical student consumed 36 cups of coffee and 21 slices of pizza, and photocopied 157 pages in 2002. S. CPI 2005 Calculate the Consumer price Index for 2010, supposing a typical student consumed 36 cups of coffee and 21 slices of pizza, and photocopied 157 pages in 2002. T. CPI 2010 U. CPI inflation 2002 and 2005 V. CPI inflation 2002 and 2010

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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ISBN:9780190931919

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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