Economists generally define economic growth as an increase in the nominal income of the population

In order to determine if the quantity of goods and services that an hour's work can buy has increased or decreased between 2000 and 2012, one should compare the

A) 2000 nominal wage with the 2012 nominal wage. B) 2000 real wage with the 2012 nominal wage. C) 2000 real wage with the 2012 real wage. D) 2000 nominal wage with the 2012 real wage. E) 2000 nominal wage with the 2012 nominal wage and the 2000 real wage with the 2012 real wage because both are important factors determining if workers can buy more or fewer goods with an hour's work.

You are made better off in which of the following situations?

A) you borrow $10,000, you earn income in pesos, the dollar depreciates against the peso, you must pay back the loan in dollars B) you borrow 10,000 pesos, you earn income in pesos, the dollar depreciates against the peso, you must pay back the loan in pesos C) you borrow $10,000, you earn income in pesos, the dollar appreciates against the peso, you must pay back the loan in dollars D) you borrow 10,000 pesos, you earn income in dollars, the dollar depreciates against the peso, you must pay back the loan in pesos