nomy of Turista produces only two products, protein bars and snowboards. In 2019 it produced 21 million protein bars and 102,000 snowboards. In 2020, production of protein bars rose to 24 million, and snowboards to 109,000. a. If the price of protein bars rose from $1.90 to $2.20 over this period, while the price of snowboards rose from $210 to $240, fill in the table below. Round your answers to two decimal places. Protein bars Snowboards Total Quantity U million 2019 Price ($) Nominal GDP ($) million million million b. What is the value of nominal GDP for Turista in 2019, and, what are the values of its nominal and real GDP in 2020? The value of nominal GDP in 2019 is $1 The value of nominal GDP in 2020 is $ Search million. million and real GDP in 2020 is $ < Prev Quantity million 5 of 8 www www G million Next > Price ($ - 2020 Nominal GDP ($) million million million Price ($) 2019 Help Real

nomy of Turista produces only two products, protein bars and snowboards. In 2019 it produced 21 million protein bars and 102,000 snowboards. In 2020, production of protein bars rose to 24 million, and snowboards to 109,000. a. If the price of protein bars rose from $1.90 to $2.20 over this period, while the price of snowboards rose from $210 to $240, fill in the table below. Round your answers to two decimal places. Protein bars Snowboards Total Quantity U million 2019 Price ($) Nominal GDP ($) million million million b. What is the value of nominal GDP for Turista in 2019, and, what are the values of its nominal and real GDP in 2020? The value of nominal GDP in 2019 is $1 The value of nominal GDP in 2020 is $ Search million. million and real GDP in 2020 is $ < Prev Quantity million 5 of 8 www www G million Next > Price ($ - 2020 Nominal GDP ($) million million million Price ($) 2019 Help Real

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