What is the economic criterion most often used to compare living standards across countries?
a. Real GDP growth.
b. Unemployment rate.
c. Incidence of AIDS.
d. Rate of population growth.
e. Real per capita GDP.
e
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A) It would rise. B) It would fall. C) It would not change. D) That cannot be determined using the information provided.
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Both the monetarist view of the economy and the simple quantity theory of money hold that velocity is constant
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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