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    Since World War II, Deviations from Trend Real GDP Per-Capita
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Since World War II, Deviations from Trend Real GDP Per-Capita

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Question 32

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Since World War II, deviations from trend real GDP per-capita are


A) typically larger than ± 5%.
B) at most ± 5%.
C) at most ± 1%.
D) at least ± 10%.
E) typically < 0.

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