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Suppose that in a certain economy, the growth rate of the population is 1.2 percent and the real GDP growth per capita is 2.1 percent. The real GDP growth rate must be equal to:
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Suppose that in a certain economy, the growth rate of the population is 1.2 percent and the real GDP growth per capita is 2.1 percent. The real GDP growth rate must be equal to:

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3.3 percent. (growth rate of the population + real GDP growth per capita = real GDP growth rate).

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