When one compares per-capital output growth rates among countries

A) one needs to correct the data to account for departures from purchasing power parity.
B) such corrections are often not necessary.
C) such corrections are sometimes necessary.
D) the evidence whether such corrections are necessary are vague.
E) such corrections are not necessary.

A

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A.  expected-rate-of-return curve and (2) is the average total cost curve.
B.  total revenue curve and (2) is the interest-rate cost-of funds-curve.
C.  expected-rate-of-return curve and (2) is the interest-rate cost-of-funds curve.
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