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What was real per capita gdp in 1933 measured in 2008 prices? (use the data in the table below and a price index of 100/1400 to compute your answer.) year nominal gdp population nominal per capita gdp 1933 $ 56 billion 126 million $ 444 2008 14,369 billion 300 million 47,897 instructions: enter your response as a whole number. i need ,

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