to the bureau Of ECONOMIC Allalysis Web page at http://www.bea.gov Click on "Gross Domestic Product" to get to the GDP data page. There are many ways to access the data from here, but the easiest way without printing the data is to click on "text format" under "Selected NIPA Tables". For printing, the best method is to use the pdf files. From here, scroll down to answer the following questions: a. Table 1.1.1 shows the percent change in real GDP What was the percent change in real GDP for 2010? 2011? 2011IV (fourth quarter of 2011)? How has real GDP been changing in the past two years? What are the major categories in which GDP is measured? b. From Table 1.1.5, find nominal GDP in 2010, 2011 and 2011IV. c. From Table 1.1.6, find real GDP in 2010, 2011, and 2011IV. d. Look at Table 1.7.5. What does it show? How does the table go from GDP to personal income? e. Look at Table 2.1. What are the major components of personal income