economicsThe table below reports per capita GDP and capital per person
in the year $2014$ for $10$ countries. Your task is to fill in the missing columns of the table.\
(a) Given the values in columns $1$ and $2$, fill in columns $3$ and $4$. That is, compute per capita GDP and
capital per person relative to the U.S. values.\
(b) In column $5$ , use the production model (with a capital exponent of $1 / 3$ ) to compute predicted per
capita GDP for each country relative to the United States, assuming there are no TFP differences.\
(c) In column $6$, compute the level of TFP for each country that is needed to match up the model and the data.\
(d) Comment on the general results you find.
| Country | (1) per person | Cer capita GDP | (3) Capital per person | Per capita GDP | (5) Predicted y^(**) | (6) Implied TFP to match data |
| :--- | :---: | :---: | :---: | :---: | :---: | :---: |
| United States | $141,841$ | $51,958$ | $1.000$ | $1.000$ | $1.000$ | $1.000$ |
| Canada | $128,667$ | $43,376$ | | | | |
| France | $162,207$ | $37,360$ | | | | |
| Hong Kong | $159,247$ | $45,095$ | | | | |
| South Korea | $120,472$ | $34,961$ | | | | |
| Indonesia | $41,044$ | $9,797$ | | | | |
| Argentina | $53,821$ | $20,074$ | | | | |
| Mexico | $45,039$ | $15,521$ | | | | |
| Kenya | $4,686$ | $2,971$ | | | | |
| Ethiopia | $3,227$ | $1,505$ | | | | |