The following table contains GDP per capita for five countries over a

1010?-year

period between

20022002

and

20112011.

You want to know the rate of change in GDP within countries for specific time periods.

2002	45,818	36,556	44,060	40,739	33,305
2003	46,137	36,963	45,490	40,289	32,979
2004	47,307	38,017	49,038	41,111	33,255
2005	48,312	38,677	51,429	41,996	33,351
2006	49,130	39,169	54,212	43,276	33,900
2007	49,571	40,357	56,606	43,774	34,261
2008	48,951	40,644	54,586	43,177	33,612
2009	47,041	40,447	52,445	40,441	31,543
2010	47,772	40,910	59,131	40,782	32,050
2011	48,882	41,340	60,842	42,030	32,800
	?Note: PPPs? = purchasing power parities.

The? five-year change in GDP per capita

?(2002

through

2006?)

for the United States was

nothing?%.

Round your response to the nearest hundredths place.

The? five-year change in GDP per capita

?(20022002

through

20062006?)

for the Australia was

nothing?%.

Round your response to the nearest hundredths place.

The? five-year change in GDP per capita

?(20022002

through

20062006?)

for the Singapore was

nothing?%.

Round your response to the nearest hundredths place.

The? five-year change in GDP per capita

?(20022002

through

20062006?)

for the Denmark was

nothing?%.

Round your response to the nearest hundredths place.

The? five-year change in GDP per capita

?(20022002

through

20062006?)

for the Italy was

nothing?%.

Round your response to the nearest hundredths place.