Answer:
The correct answer is option B.
Explanation:
Long-run economic growth is measured in the US using real GDP per capita. It can also be called real GDP per person. Instead of nominal GDP, real GDP is used as it is an inflation-adjusted measure. It measures the change in economic output.
The trend in the real GDP per capita has been strongly upwards except for some short term fluctuations because of business cycles.
A 10 cm3<span> sample of copper has a mass of 89.6 g.</span>
False explanation: an indicator wouldn’t work, it would mostly be the chemicals alone, hope it helps and im so sorry if its not right!
