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Suppose there are two countries Alpha and Beta with the the following values Alpha Beta GDP $20,494 billion $13,608 billion Population 327 million 1,393 million Labor Force 159 million 756 million Labor Force Productivity 128.89 18 Calculate the labor force productivity for Alpha and Beta. Instructions: Enter your answers as whole numbers. What would have to be the GDP in Beta for this country to have the same labor productivity as Alpha? billion

Suppose there are two countries Alpha and Beta with the the following values Alpha Beta GDP $20,494 billion $13,608 billion Population 327 million 1,393 million Labor Force 159 million 756 million Labor Force Productivity 128.89 18 Calculate the labor force productivity for Alpha and Beta. Instructions: Enter your answers as whole numbers. What would have to be the GDP in Beta for this country to have the same labor productivity as Alpha? billion

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