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In 1939, Inflation in the United States Was -1%, but at the Same

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Question 178

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In 1939, inflation in the United States was -1%, but at the same time, the country recorded a real GDP growth rate of 8%. What was the nominal GDP growth rate?


A) -2%
B) 9%
C) 8%
D) 7%

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