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An Increase in the Nation's _____ Is Generally Accepted as a Long-Run

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An increase in the nation's _____ is generally accepted as a long-run indicator of a rising standard of living.

A) output per person
B) unemployment rate
C) inflation rate
D) trade deficit

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