Suppose that work hours in new zombie are 200 in year 1 and productivity is $8 per hour worked. what is new zombie's real gdp? i
1 answer:
Given that <span>work hours in new zombie are 200 in year 1 and productivity is $8
per hour worked.
The new zombie's real gdp in year 1 is given by 200 x $8 = $1,600
If work hours increase to 210 in year 2 and productivity rises to $10 per hour.
The new zombie's real gdp in year 2 is given by 210 x $10 = $2,100
The new zombie's rate of economic growth is given by
</span>
The new zombie's real gdp in year 1 is given by 200 x $8 = $1,600
If work hours increase to 210 in year 2 and productivity rises to $10 per hour.
The new zombie's real gdp in year 2 is given by 210 x $10 = $2,100
The new zombie's rate of economic growth is given by
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m = -11/7
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Answer:
a) see attached
b) see attached
Step-by-step explanation:
There is existence of outlier in the Ni data and there is none is Cr data.
########################################
# You can try this out in R programming
cr = c(34, 1, 511, 2, 574, 496, 322, 424, 269, 140, 244, 252, 76, 108, 24,
38, 18, 34, 30, 191)
Ni = c(23, 22, 55, 39, 283, 34, 159, 37, 61, 34, 163, 140, 32,
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