The correct answer is option (D). All of the
above
- To see an economic growth there needs to be an increase in the
GDP . This can occur through increase in consumer spending. So, if
employment rate is increasing, it will lead to higher economic
growth.
- Per capita income is used as an index of development. Increase
in per capita income over a long peruod of time are suggestive of
economic growth.
- Nominal gdp is value of all goods taking price changes into
account.If percentage change in nominal gdp is increasing then ,
prices would rise and growth will slow down , whereas , if
percentage change in nominal gdp is decreasing, then prices would
fall and growth would increase.
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