When Using a Logarithmic Scale to Plot Output Per Capita

question 8

Multiple Choice

When using a logarithmic scale to plot output per capita over time, an upward- sloping curve that becomes increasingly steep indicates:

• A) output per capita is growing by a constant percentage each year.
• B) output per capita is not defined.
• C) output per capita is growing by an increasing percentage each year.
• D) output per capita is not changing.
• E) output per capita is growing by a constant amount each year.

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