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Two economies have the same real GDP but one has half the population. Other things equal which is likely to have the higher average material living standard?

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Correct answer: The economy with the smaller population

Average material living standard is commonly approximated by real GDP per person. If two economies produce the same real GDP but one has only half as many people, its output divided among each person is higher—roughly twice as high, other things equal. Thus option B is correct. Nominal GDP includes price effects, and equal total GDP does not imply equal per-person availability.

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GdpWelfareReal-GdpPer-CapitaPopulationGdp And WelfareNational Income And Related AggregatesEconomics

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