Complete question:
Dunwich is a small village; in 2014, its GDP was $10,000 and its population was 10 people. In 2015, GDP in Dunwich decreased to $8,000, while the population decreased by 10 percent. As a result, GDP in Dunwich in 2015
A. did not decrease, because the percentage decrease in GDP was the same as the percentage decrease in population.
B. decreased, because of the very large percentage decrease in population.
C. increased, because the percentage decrease in GDP was greater than the percentage decrease in population.
D. decreased, because the percentage decrease in GDP was smaller than the percentage decrease in population.
Answer:
As a result, GDP per capita in Dunwich in 2015 decreased, because the percentage decrease in GDP was smaller than the percentage decrease in population.
Explanation:
A decline in GDP is charging people's average revenue and signalling that employment opportunities are being squeezed. In fact, in view of high economic disparity, the poor are likely to be affected more than the wealthy from the fall in the growth rate in GDP.
Any consumer spending reduction would cause GDP to decrease. In relation to the amount of discretionary income, poverty, tax rates and household debt, clients pay more or less.
For example, wage growth is promoting more expensive transactions that lead to real GDP growth.
