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3231 PM Sun Sep 11 no 5' 59% [Sr G) Question 1.11 6 Answered What option does this graph represent? A 3% real growth and 3% inflation B 2% real growth and 2% deflation (decline in prices) C 2% real growth (decline) and 4% inflation 2% real growth (decline) and 2% deflation (decline in prices) Your answer E 3% real growth and no inflation 3:31 PM Sun Sep 11 to. l G) Question 1.6 Unanswered Consider Jolly Old England in which there are just three new, domestically produced goods and services: Soused Hog's Face, Porter and Suet Pudding. Listed below are the prices and quantities of these goods in the base year and the current year in dollars rather than pounds. Real GDP in the current year for England is (to the nearest dollar): A $1500 B $2000 C $2500 D $1826 3:31 PM Sun Sep 11 59%D Question 1.12 X Unanswered What option does this graph represent? A 3% real growth and 3% inflation B 2% real growth and 2% deflation (decline in prices) C 2% real growth (decline) and 4% inflation D 2% real growth (decline) and 2% deflation (decline in prices) E 3% real growth and no inflation Nominal GDP - Real GDP year Time3:32PM SunSep11 ... 4 Resubmit 63] Question 1.10 Unanswered The country of Rostomani produces and consumes only three goods: orange juice, bagels, and cream cheese. The quantity produced and price of each good in 2011 and 2012 is given in the following table: Drag and drop options on the right-hand side to reorder and match with items on the left. Reordering may cause items on the right-hand side to swap positions. I Nominal GDP for 2011 H 7100 E I I Nominal GDP for 2012 H 7250 E I I Real GDP for 2012 (2011 prices) H 5000 E I I Real GDP for 2011 (2012 prices) H 5050 E I 2011 2012 Q P Q P Orange juice 100 $25 110 $25 Bagels 500 $1 500 $1.5 Cream cheese 1000 $2 900 $4 @ Question 1.11