Suppose you reside in the country of Camelot In 2001, the total population is 110,000, the number of workers is 77 000, and real GOP is $5 280,000 000 Now assume in 2002, the total population is 115,500, the number of workers is 80 850, and real GDP is $5,121,600 000. In 2002, real income per capita is $ . (Round your response to the nearest dollar) In 2002 real income per worker is $ (Round your response lo the nearost dollor.) The change in worker productivily from 2001 is percent. (Round your resporise to bwo decimal places )

Suppose you reside in the country of Camelot In 2001, the total population is 110,000, the number of workers is 77 000, and real GOP is $5 280,000 000 Now assume in 2002, the total population is 115,500, the number of workers is 80 850, and real GDP is $5,121,600 000. In 2002, real income per capita is $ . (Round your response to the nearest dollar) In 2002 real income per worker is $ (Round your response lo the nearost dollor.) The change in worker productivily from 2001 is percent. (Round your resporise to bwo decimal places )

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