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How is per capita income calculated for a state or region?

AA decrease in total income with a constant population.

BHigh inflation.

CAn increase in population that outpaces income growth.

DTotal State Income (GSDP) divided by the total population.

Answer:

D. Total State Income (GSDP) divided by the total population.

Read Explanation:

  • An increase in per capita income happens when the numerator (total income) grows faster than the denominator (population).


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