How does per capita GDP in the following countries "stack up" against America's (in percentage terms)Instructions: Enter your responses as a percentage rounded to one decimal place.a. Germany:%b. Japan:c. South Korea: 63,08047,090United44,940StatesGermany41,31030,600ueder21,600GDP per Capita (2018)(In U.S. dollars)ipnesΠαναγ11,124 10,230امي الحمد المحمود حجم خون هم می می می می9,460 9,180aver d7.480China2.020 360CubaIndia800 790NigeriaHaltEthiopia

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How does per capita GDP in the following countries "stack up" against America's (in percentage terms) Instructions: Enter your responses as a percentage rounded to one decimal place. a. Germany: b. Japan: c. South Korea:

How does per capita GDP in the following countries "stack up" against America's (in percentage terms) Instructions: Enter your responses as a percentage rounded to one decimal place. a. Germany: b. Japan: c. South Korea:

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