Continual Increases in GDP Per Capita Are Most Likely to Come

question 31

Multiple Choice

Continual increases in GDP per capita are most likely to come from:

• A) Increases in output per worker.
• B) Increases in the employment rate.
• C) Decreases in population growth.
• D) Increases in inflation.

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