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In the long run, potential growth in the economy and a rise in real GDP per capita might occur from all of the following except _____.

A.) an increase in savings
B.) an increase in government spending on public goods
C.) an achievement in technological progress
D.) growth in population

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Answer:

Yes yes yes the answer is indeed...growth in population.

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The answer is: D. Growth in population

Real GDP counts the amount of total value of goods and services that produced by a country under a one year period, after adjusting it with inflation rate

Growth in population does not guarantee that the amount of production in that country will increase unless the country can ensure that the number of unemployment rate does not surpass the previous year's.

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