In a small country, using prices of 2010, GDP in 2010 was $100 and GDP in 2011 was SIIU. Using pfices UI 2011, GDP in 2010 was $200 and GDP in 2011 was $210. The country will calculate the growth in real GDP between those years. percent as O None of the above O 15 05 O 10

In a small country, using prices of 2010, GDP in 2010 was $100 and GDP in 2011 was SIIU. Using pfices UI 2011, GDP in 2010 was $200 and GDP in 2011 was $210. The country will calculate the growth in real GDP between those years. percent as O None of the above O 15 05 O 10

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