A rise in real GDP per capita, with other conditions unchanged, most directly indicates an increase in:
Correct answer: A. Average real output per person
- A. Average real output per person
- B. The general price level
- C. The share of exports in GDP
- D. The number of people below poverty line
Explanation
Real GDP per capita divides inflation-adjusted national output by the population, so it measures average real output per person. It does not by itself establish changes in poverty, prices or export performance.
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