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Business, 08.11.2021 14:00 aliyahgregory

1988 1989
Quantity
Price ($)
Quantity Price ($)
Milk
10
1.00
15
1.20
Butter
8
0.50
20
0.50
Eggs
8
0.25
4
1.00
The table above gives the prices and quantities for a hypothetical country that only
produces milk, butter, and eggs. With 1988 as the base year, what is the Real GDP
in 1989?
(1 point)
$16
O $24
$26
O $32
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1988

1989
Quantity
Price ($)
Quantity Price ($)
Milk
10
1.00
15
1.20
Butter
8
0.50
20
0.50
Eggs
8

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Quantity
Price ($)
Quantity Price ($)
Milk
10
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