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Khalil Martinez

23 April, 18:04

Economic growth as it is currently measured A. does not consider spiritual, cultural or social difficulties that may arise from growth. B. understates actual economic growth since it does not adjust for changes in leisure. C. does not account for how increased per capita income is distributed across income groups. D. All of the above.

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