Say that the average worker in Argentina has a productivity of $15 per hour while theaverage worker in Brazil has a productivity of $14 per hour (both measured in U.S.dollars). If worker productivity, over the next 5 years, grows 3% per year in Brasil and2% in Argentina. At the end of the 5 years, how much more productive are argentinianworkers relative to brazillian, in percentage terms. (Do not include the % sign, roundyour answer to include 2 decimal places).

Given the productivity of Argentina = $15 per hour The productivity of Brazil = $14 Time period = 5…

Say that the average worker in Argentina has a productivity of $15 per hour wh average worker in Brazil has a productivity of $14 per hour (both measured in U dollars). If worker productivity, over the next 5 years, grows 3% per year in Bras 2% in Argentina. At the end of the 5 years, how much more productive are arge workers relative to brazillian, in percentage terms. (Do not include the % sign, r YOur answer to include 2 decimal places)

Say that the average worker in Argentina has a productivity of $15 per hour wh average worker in Brazil has a productivity of $14 per hour (both measured in U dollars). If worker productivity, over the next 5 years, grows 3% per year in Bras 2% in Argentina. At the end of the 5 years, how much more productive are arge workers relative to brazillian, in percentage terms. (Do not include the % sign, r YOur answer to include 2 decimal places)

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