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The per capita income of a state would decrease if:

AThe Gross State Domestic Product (GSDP) of the state enters a period of continuous contraction.

BA large portion of the working-age population faces long-term unemployment and underemployment.

CThe state experiences a drastic reduction in remittances from its non-resident population and a decline in foreign investments.

DThe population grows faster than the GSDP.

Answer:

D. The population grows faster than the GSDP.

Read Explanation:

  • If the denominator (population) grows at a higher rate than the numerator (GSDP), the resulting quotient (per capita income) will decrease.


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