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THE FACTS TO BE EXPLAINED
Chapter 1
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Table 1.1 Top Ten Countries in Year 2005 According to Three Different Measures
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Figure 1.1 The Parade of World Income
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Figure 1.2 GDP per Capita in the United States, 1870–2005
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Figure 1.3 The Effect of Using a Ratio Scale
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Figure 1.4 GDP per Capita in the United States, 1870–2005 (Ratio Scale)
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Figure 1.5 GDP per Capita in the United States, the United Kingdom, and Japan, 1870–2003
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Figure 1.6 The Distribution of Growth Rates, 1970–2005
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Figure 1.7 GDP per Capita by Country Group, 1820–2003
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Figure 1.8 World Inequality and Its Components, 1820–1992
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Chapter 1Appendix: Measuring and Comparing GDP Using Purchasing Power Parity
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Table 1.2 Production and Prices in Richland and Poorland
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Table 1.3 The Effect of Using PPP on Comparisons of GDP
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