The table below shows data over several years for a country$$s real GDP$,$ the number of full$-$time employed workers $($E$),$ and the annual average number of hours worked per worker $($H$).$For each of the four years, compute real GDP per worker$$a standard measure of labour productivity.

For each year, compute a slightly more complex measure of labour productivity$$real GDP per hour worked.

For the $15-$Explain why the two measures of productivity grow at different rates over the $15-$year period.

Explain which measure is likely to be a more accurate indication of productivity, and why.year period, compute the total percentage change for real GDP and both measures of productivity.