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    Since 1985, Canada's Potential GDP Has Been
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Since 1985, Canada's Potential GDP Has Been

Question 58

Question 58

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Since 1985, Canada's potential GDP has been


A) volatile, but with an upward trend.
B) rising steadily.
C) relatively stable.
D) falling steadily.
E) volatile, but with a downward trend.

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