Given a constant rate of growth of real gdp, what would cause a fall in real gdp per capita?

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Aldur · Answer 1 · 2023-10-26T21:46:27+0000

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Increase in population

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When GDP is growing at a constant rate, the only way that real GDP per capita falls is when population growth rate is higher than that of GDP growth rate.

Given a constant rate of growth of real gdp, what would cause a fall in real gdp per capita?

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