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An Increase in Real GDP Per Capita Is the Strict

Question 112

Question 112

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An increase in real GDP per capita is the strict definition of economic growth that serves to


A) increase living standards.
B) increase the population.
C) decrease inflation.
D) increase the money supply.

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