Growth Rate and Level Decomposition Suppose output Y is given by the production function, Y = AKº (N) ¹ -a where A is the level of TFP, K is physical capital and N is the level of employment and a = 0.33. Let the total population be denoted by P. We have the following data for Vietnam, Table 1: Output, Capital, Population and Employment in Vietnam Year 1988 2003 83,000 243,000 K 74,000 588,000 P 65 82 N 28 41 A. (2 points) Define the dependency ratio, d, as the ratio of those that are not employed (PN) to those that are employed (N) so that d = (P-N)/N. Using the data above, compute the dependency ratio and the level of TFP, A in 1988 and 2003. B. (2 points) Write the growth rate of output per capita, Y/P in terms of the growth rate of output per worker Y/N. [Hint: Define the population to employment ratio as â = 1 + d.]

The table below shows the level of real GDP and real GDP per capita growth rates for a select set of countries for the year 2016 Determine the number of years it will take for the standard of iving to double in each country. Instructions: Round your answers to 1 decimal place. Growth Retes and the Rule of 72 Number of Years for Grouth Rate of Real GDP Standard of Living to Country Real GDP (illions) per Capita (percent) Double Canada Hadagascar Phillppines $1,597,516 0.2% 37,570 1.4 807,894 5.3 Sweden 490, 282 2.2 United States 18,624,475 0.8

What is the demographic transition? Contrast the demographic transition view of population growth with the traditional view that slower population growth is a prerequisite for rising living standards in the DVCs

C                      I                         G                               NX              Price                                                              Yr1                               1000                   156                     560                           52                    4   Yr2                                1300                  159                     600                           52                    5   Yr3                                 2000                  169                    690                           53                   6   Yr4                               2900                   180                     880                           53                    7 Population Yr1        2 Yr2        2 Yr3        3 Yr4        3 Using the information above:  State what real GDP per capita will be for all four years.  (round to the whole number for all calculations and final answers) State what the change in real GDP per capita will be from year 1 to…

These are the leading causes of population growth:? Poverty? Poor Contraceptive Use? Child Labor? Reduced Mortality Rates? Fertility Treatment? Immigration? Lack of Water? Lower Life Expectancy? War? FamineWhy do you think these are the top 10 causes of population growth? Explain why each of theabove is one of the main causes. You answer must relate to South African examples or atleast developing countries.

What is the largest contributing factor to human population growth during the 20th and 21st century? a decrease in birth rates an increase in death rates O a decrease in death rates O an increase in birth rates

How can we measure growth over the very long run? Te poorest countries in the world have a per capita income of about $600 today. We can reason-ably assume that it is nearly impossible to live on an income below half this level (below $300). Per capita income in the United States in 2015 was about$51,000. With this information in mind, consider the following questions.(a) For how long is it possible that per capita income in the United Stateshas been growing at an average annual rate of 2% per year?(b) Some economists have argued that growth rates are mismeasured. Forexample, it may be difcult to compare per capita income today with percapita income a century ago when so many of the goods we can buy todaywere not available at any price then. Suppose the true growth rate in thepast century was 3% per year rather than 2%. What would the level of percapita income in 1800 have been in this case? Is this answer plausible?

A country aims to double real GDP per capita in the next 25 years. If the rate of population growth in the country is 0.9% per year then at approximately what rate does real GDP need to grow to achieve this goal? Enter a number rounded to one decimal place. W ASUS f11

Based on World Bank data, Philippines real per capita GDP in 2019 was US$3,850. It needs to increasethis to at least US$15,000 to attain a high income country status. By how much should real per capitagrown annually if it want to achieve this status in year a) 2028; b) 2037; c) 2055?

Don't give AI solution A country had real GDP per peria of 5800 in 2005 and has had average real GDP growth of 8.4 %per wear, over the next 15 years, What is real GDP - at the end of that period?