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    GDP in the United States Was $14,119 Billion in 2009
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GDP in the United States Was $14,119 Billion in 2009

Question 26

Question 26

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GDP in the United States was $14,119 billion in 2009, and grew to $14,660.4 billion in 2010. This represents an annual growth rate of:


A) $541.4 billion.
B) 1.04%.
C) 3.7%.
D) 3.8%.

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