The Size of a Country's "Economic Pie" Is Thought of as the Total

question 131

Multiple Choice

The size of a country's "economic pie" is thought of as the total dollar value of all goods and services produced during some period of time. The economic pie

• A) is a fixed total waiting to be divided up among people.
• B) determines how much wealth an individual can obtain.
• C) is variable, not fixed, across time periods.
• D) depends solely upon the natural resources of a country.

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