Refer to Table 11-3. Use the table above to calculate the annual growth rate in GDP. Also calculate the total percentage change in the growth from 2013 through 2016
Explain the difference between the average annual growth rate in real per capita GDP from 2013 through 2016 and the total percentage change in growth from 2013 and 2016.
One calculates the average annual percent change in growth from 2013 through 2016 by finding the individual growth rates from year to year and then averaging them. The growth rates are calculated as follows:
2014 growth = (29,000 - 28,
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The piecemeal actions of Parliament to curtail the various colonial manufacturing activities
a. stemmed from a deep-seated fear of American competition. b. were punitive, in response to colonial smuggling and price dumping. c. were a roundabout attempt to undermine the colonial shipbuilding industry. d. were largely taken to protect vested, well-lobbied interests.
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