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Please consider Table 22-2 below. Please consider Table 22-2 below.     Assuming constant Annual Average Growth Rate in the future, calculate the output per capita for the United States and South Korea for the year 2040. Please consider Table 22-2 below.     Assuming constant Annual Average Growth Rate in the future, calculate the output per capita for the United States and South Korea for the year 2040. Assuming constant Annual Average Growth Rate in the future, calculate the output per capita for the United States and South Korea for the year 2040.

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Since 2040 - 2000 = 2000 - 196...

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