Current output that the average American has= Current Per Capita GDP
Current per capita GDP= GDP/Population
Current per capita GDP= $18 trillion/ 320 million= $56250.
a) If the Economy grows by 1.5 percent, then,
GDP= (1+0.015)× $ 18 trillion= $18.27 trillion.
Per Capita GDP= $57093.75.
Increase in Per Capita GDP= (57093.75–56250)= $843.75.
Average American will have $ 843.75 more output next year.
b) if the economy grows by -0.5%(contracts)
GDP= (1-0.005)×$18 trillion= $17.91 trillion
Per capita GDP= 17.91 trillion/320 million= $55968.75
Increase in per capita GDP= (55968.75–56250)= –$281.25
Average American will have $281.25 less Output next year .
c) if Economy grows by –2%(contracts),
GDP= (1–0.02)×$18 trillion=$ 17.64 trillion.
Per capita GDP= 17.64 trillion/ 320 million= $ 55125
Increase in per capita GDP= (55125–56250) = –$ 1125.
Average American will have $ 1125 less output nex year.
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