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Calculating and Interpreting Real Economic Growth
An economy produces only two goods: bread and cars. The table below shows the prices and quantities produced for two consecutive years. Using Year 1 as the base year, calculate the real GDP for Year 2 and explain what the change from Year 1's GDP indicates about the economy's output.
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