Answer:
A.$1300
B.$1005
C.$1750
D.$1297.50
E. 34.62%
F. 29.10%
G. 31.86%
Explanation:
Given the following ;
YEAR 2009
Quantity of orange = 100
Price of orange = $5
Quantity of DVD = 20
Price of DVD = $40
YEAR 2010
Quantity of orange = 110
Price of orange = $5.25
Quantity of DVD = 30
Price of DVD = $24
Real GDP is given by;
Current year Quantity × Base year Price
A.) Real GDP for 2009 using 2009 as the base year
(Quantity of orange(2009) × price of orange(2009)) + (Quantity of DVD(2009) × price of DVD(2009))
(100×$5) + (20×$40) = $500 + $800 = $1,300
B.) Real GDP for 2009 using 2010 as base year.
(Quantity of orange(2009) × price of orange(2010)) + (Quantity of DVD(2009) × price of DVD(2010))
(100 × $5.25) + (20 × $24)
$525 + $480 = $1005
C.) Real GDP for 2010 using 2009 as base year
(Quantity of orange(2010) × price of orange(2009)) + (Quantity of DVD(2010) × price of DVD(2009))
(110 × $5) + (30 × $40)
$550 + $1200 = $1750
D.) Real GDP for 2010 using 2010 as base year
(110 × $5.25) + (30 ×$24) = $577.5 + $720 = $1297.50
E.) growth rate using 2009 as base year.
(2010 Real GDP - 2009 Real GDP) ÷ 2009 Real GDP
($1750 - $1300)/$1300
0.3462 × 100 = 34.62%
F.) GDP growth rate using 2010 as base year = ($1297.5 - $1005)/$1005
= 0.2910 × 100 = 29.10%
G.) Arithmetic average of growth rates = (34.62 + 29.10)%/2 = 63.72%/2 = 31.86%