Desert Kingdom produces only dates and camel rides. The base year is 2010, and the tables give
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a. Nominal GDP and real GDP in 2010 and 2011.
b. Real GDP in 2011 in terms of the base-year prices.
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Quantities Dates Camel rides 2010 1,000 kilograms 50 rides 2011 1,100 kilograms 60 rides Prices $1 per kilogram $2 per kilogram S120 per ride Dates Camel ridesS100 per ride
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