Multiple Choice
If real per capita GDP growth is greater than the growth of GDP then
A) population growth is greater than growth of real output
B) there can be no economic growth.
C) population growth is less than growth of real output
D) real per capita GDP and GDP will be growing at the same rate.
Correct Answer:
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