Suppose    production    and    prices    of    food    and    clothing    (the    only    two    goods     produced    in    this    economy)    in    2006    and    2007    are    as    follows:    (base    year    =    2006) Year Quantity     of    Food Price     of     Food Quantity     of    Clothing Price     of     Clothing 2006 20 $15 15 $5 2007 60 $18 30 $6 Calculate    nominal    and    real    GDP    in    2006    and    2007,    the    GDP    deflator    and    the

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Unit    7 Practice    Questions    to    be    discussed    in BBC
Students    are    expected    to    attempt    the    questions    before    attending    the    BBC    Session.
Selected    questions    will    be    discussed    in    the    BBC    Session.
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Suppose    production    and    prices    of    food    and    clothing    (the    only    two    goods    
produced    in    this    economy)    in    2006    and    2007    are    as    follows:    (base    year    =    2006)
Year Quantity    
of    Food
Price    
of    
Food
Quantity    
of    Clothing
Price     of    
Clothing
2006 20 $15 15 $5
2007 60 $18 30 $6
Calculate    nominal    and    real    GDP    in    2006    and    2007,    the    GDP    deflator    and    the    
growth    rate    in    real    output.
Question    2
You    have    been    employed    as    the    chief    economist    for    the    economy    UWI    Land.    The    
head    statistician    has    provided    you    with    the    following    information:
Compensation    of    Employees
900
Corporate    profits 400
Factor    income    paid    to    the    world 325
Factor    Income    received    from    the    world
170
Indirect    taxes 775
Subsidies 125
Depreciation 120
Consumption    of    goods 850
Net    interest 75
Rent    Income 125
Consumption    of    services 475
Residential    investments 350
Non-residential    investments
525
Government    Expenditure 925
Imports 700
Exports 300
Proprietor’s    income 300

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