During an expansionary Period in the US. You would expect to find which of the following growth rates and unemployment rates
1. Economic growth is measured by changes in real GDP as it is adjusted for change in price level.
Answer-D
2.During the period of expansion growth rate should be moderate to high and unemployment level should be low.
Answer-A
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