Increases in Per Capita GDP Are

question 58

Multiple Choice

Increases in per capita GDP are

• A) important, because it means governments have more resources.
• B) important, because they generally improve our living standards.
• C) not important, as governments take the increased output and waste it.
• D) not important, because increases in per capita GDP do not affect our living standards.

Understand the concept and calculation of sensitivity in screening tests.

Understand the concept and calculation of specificity in screening tests.

Recognize the effects of sequential testing on net sensitivity.

Distinguish between intra- and inter-observer variability as sources of measurement error.

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