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Today's demand curve for gasoline could shift in response to a change in

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Real GDP in the given year = Productivity × Work hours

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In year 2,

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Real GDP in the given year = Productivity × Work hours

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Rate of economic growth = \frac{Real\ GDP\ in\ year\ 2 - Real\ GDP\ in\ year\ 1}{Real\ GDP\ in\ year\ 1} \times100

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march 9   Treasury stock (62,000 x $51)  $3,162,000

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June 9      Cash  (48,000 x $60)             $2,880.000

     Treasury stock (48,000 x $51)                                       $2,448,000    

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