Use some of the information below to calculate an economy's 2022-2023 economic growth rate. 2022 Nominal GDP: $200 billion 2023 Nominal GDP: $205 billion 2022 Real GDP: $227 billion 2023 Real GDP: $236 billion September 2022 Consumer Price Index: 150 September 2023 Consumer Price Index: 153 September 2022 Number of employed: 110 million September 2023 Number of employed: 120 million September 2022 Number of unemployed: 10 million September 2023 Number of unemployed: 11 million

Use some of the information below to calculate an economy's 2022-2023 economic growth rate. 2022 Nominal GDP: $200 billion 2023 Nominal GDP: $205 billion 2022 Real GDP: $227 billion 2023 Real GDP: $236 billion September 2022 Consumer Price Index: 150 September 2023 Consumer Price Index: 153 September 2022 Number of employed: 110 million September 2023 Number of employed: 120 million September 2022 Number of unemployed: 10 million September 2023 Number of unemployed: 11 million

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