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1. [2 points] Consider the following data for India: GDP deflator, 2019 (base year: 2011): 138.8 GDP deflator, 2018 (base year: 2011): 135.7 GDP, 2019 (current prices): 203,848 billion rupees GDP, 2018 (current prices): 189,712 billion rupees Labor Force, 2019 (millions of people): 494.3 Employment, 2019 (millions of people): 467.8 Interest rate (91-day Treasury yield, annual interest rate, 2019): 5.32% Calculate: (a) the inflation rate for 2019; (b) the real GDP growth rate for 2019; (c) the unemployment rate for 2019; (d) the real interest rate for 2019.

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