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Chapter 19: Q.32 (page 473)

Use the Rule of 72 to estimate how long it will take for India, Spain, and South Africa to double their standards of living.

Short Answer

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The formula used to compute the approximate time by rule 72 is as follows :

Estimate Time=72GDP per capita growth

Step by step solution

01

Concept introduction 

The rule 72 may be a concept which supplies how to get an estimation of approximate time within which the standards i.e. income are often doubled of a rustic.

02

Explanation of Solution

The data provided below is taken from the link of The World Bank database in respect to India, Spain, and South Africa:

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