Consider an economy that only produces two goods: Boomerangs and Vegemite. Prices and quantitiesproduced in two years are given by the following table:PriceBoomerangs$5Vegemite (in cans) $2$613.800$607.500Year 1$620.100$605.573Quantity50100Compute Real GDP in year 2 by applying the Chain-Weighting approach. Use year 1 as the reference year.(Round your final and preliminary results using three decimal places.)Year 2Price$6$3Quantity80110

The price and quantity of Boomerangs and Vegemite sold in the economy is given as follows Year1 Year…

Consider an economy that only produces two goods: Boomerangs and Vegemite. Prices and quantities produced in two years are given by the following table: Price Boomerangs $5 Vegemite (in cans) $2 $613.800 $607.500 $620.100 Year 1 $605.573 Quantity 50 100 Compute Real GDP in year 2 by applying the Chain-Weighting approach. Use year 1 as the reference year. (Round your final and preliminary results using three decimal places.) Year 2 Price $6 $3 Quantity 80 110

Consider an economy that only produces two goods: Boomerangs and Vegemite. Prices and quantities produced in two years are given by the following table: Price Boomerangs $5 Vegemite (in cans) $2 $613.800 $607.500 $620.100 Year 1 $605.573 Quantity 50 100 Compute Real GDP in year 2 by applying the Chain-Weighting approach. Use year 1 as the reference year. (Round your final and preliminary results using three decimal places.) Year 2 Price $6 $3 Quantity 80 110

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