Year Real GDP Nominal GDP Price Index 2000 $14,500 A 100 2001 $15,500 $17,000 B 2002 S20,000 117 2003 $19.000 $24,000 D 2004 E S27000 130 24) Fill in the missing number that goes in B. а. 129.5 O b. 109.7 c. 125.8 d. 190.6

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