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The gross domestic product (GDP) is increasing at the same rate as the economy. To economists, this change in the GDP is considered a _____. A nonessential indicator B coincident indicator C leading indicator
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The gross domestic product (GDP) is increasing at the same rate as the economy. To economists, this change in the GDP is considered a _____.

A nonessential indicator
B coincident indicator
C leading indicator
D lagging indicator

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Answer:b

Explanation: The gdp rate is the same as the economic structure meaning they are concident I believe anyway could be incorrect

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