Over a five-year period, (nominal) GDP in a nation increased from $10 trillion to $15 trillion, while the GDP price deflator increased from 100 to 125. Approximately how much is GDP in year five, stated in terms of year-one dollars?

The GDP in year five, stated in terms of year-one dollars, is approximately $12 trillion.

Explanation:

This can be calculate using the following formula:

Real GDP in year five = Nominal GDP in year five / (GDP price deflator in year five / GDP price deflator in year-one) (1)

Where;

Real GDP in year five = Amount of GDP in year five, stated in terms of year-one dollars = ?

Nominal GDP in year five = $15 trillion

GDP price deflator in year five = 125

GDP price deflator in year-one = 100

Substituting the into equation (1), we have:

Real GDP in year five = $15 / (125 / 100) = $15 / 1.25 = $12 trillion

Therefore, the GDP in year five, stated in terms of year-one dollars, is approximately $12 trillion.

answer: b) the us is the leading importer but not the leading exporter.

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the u.s is the largest importer but it is not the largest exporter as china sits on the top of the table when it comes to leading exporters.

but u.s is not far from first,

they rank in 2nd globally as the worlds largest exporter.

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