Since each country's real GDP is measured in a different currency, before one can compare the real GDPs of different countries, it is necessary to useA. the producer price index (PPI) for a uniform price level.B. the consumer price index (PPI) for a constant price level.OC. the open market operation (OMO) for international price level.D. the purchasing power parities (PPPs) as a currency converter. Use the data on real GDP in the following table to answer the questions.CountryMexicoFrance201720182019$4,553$4,632 $4,6305,4325,531 5,613United States 17,432 18,144 19,092Note: All values are in billions of domestic currency at constant prices.Source: International Monetary Fund, World Outlook Database, January 2021.The country that experienced the highest rate of economic growth during 2018 ispercentage rounded to two decimal places.)The country that experienced the highest average annual growth rate between 2018 and 2020 is(Enter your response as a percentage rounded to two decimal places.)2020$4,2285,14518,423The country that experienced the largest percentage decline in real during 2020 isrounded to two decimal places and include a minus sign.)with a growth rate of %. (Enter your response as awith an average annual growth rate ofwith a growth rate of % (Enter your response as a percentageTime Remaining: 02:07:08Next

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Since each country's real GDP is measured in a different currency, before one can compare the real GDPS of different countries, it is necessary to use OA. the producer price index (PPI) for a uniform price level. OB. the consumer price index (PPI) for a constant price level. O C. the open market operation (OMO) for international price level. D. the purchasing power parities (PPPs) as a currency converter.

Since each country's real GDP is measured in a different currency, before one can compare the real GDPS of different countries, it is necessary to use OA. the producer price index (PPI) for a uniform price level. OB. the consumer price index (PPI) for a constant price level. O C. the open market operation (OMO) for international price level. D. the purchasing power parities (PPPs) as a currency converter.

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