If the real GDP in 1992 was $4,861 billion and the population was 255 million, what was the real GDP per capita?
United States Economy 1992: Per Capita GDP/GNP: 21,800. GDP/GNP Growth Rate %: 1.00. Inflation rate %: 5.40. Labor force: 126,424,000. Unemployment rate %: 5.50. Industrial growth rate %: 1.00. Budget revenues Million: 1,106,000.00. ChaCha!
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