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Scenario: Bookland is a country that produces only books. In 1990, Bookland produced 10,000 books at a market price of $10 each. In 1991, Bookland produced 11,000 books at a market price of $12 each.
Refer to the scenario above. The nominal GDP in Bookland in 1991 was ________.
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▸ $132,000
▸ $120,000
▸ $110,000
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