A hypothetical economy produces only two items: maple syrup and trips to a local tourist attraction.Calculate nominal GDP,real GDP,and the GDP deflator,and fill in the corresponding columns in the following table: 
Definitions:
Compensating Balance
A compensating balance is a minimum account balance that a borrower must maintain with a lender as part of the loan agreement.
Effective Interest Rate
The real rate of interest earned or paid on an investment or loan, taking into account the effect of compounding.
Pledging Receivables
Borrowing money using receivables as collateral.
Effective Cost
The total cost of a financing option, including all fees and interest, adjusted for any discounts or premiums, providing a true comparison of costs.
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