Suppose in 2000 . nominal GDP in Russia was 1000 rubles and it increased to 2000 rubles in 2001 . If we know that the base year is 2000 and the GDP deflator in 2001 is 100, then of the 1000 ruble increase in nominal GDP, ______ represents an increase in prices only
a. none, or 0 rubles
b. all, or 1000 rubles
c. 500 rubles
d. 2000 rubles
e. 100 rubles
A
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Which of the following statements about the comparison between GDP in China and in the United States is CORRECT?
A) Using the exchange rate to value China's GDP in dollars shows that China's GDP per person exceeds the GDP per person in the United States. B) Using purchasing power parity prices to value China's GDP in dollars shows that China's GDP per person exceeds the GDP per person in the United States. C) China's GDP per person is higher using purchasing power parity prices rather than the exchange rate when valuing China's GDP in dollars. D) None of the above answers are correct because they are all false statements.
For a bank, the ration of after-tax profit to assets is its:
A) net interest margin. B) return on assets. C) return on equity. D) spread.