What is the GSDP per capita a measure of?

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AThe total GSDP of a state.

BThe total population of a state.

CThe average economic output per person in a state.

DThe total tax revenue collected by a state.

Answer:

GSDP per capita is calculated by dividing the total GSDP of a state by its population.
It is a useful indicator for assessing the average economic prosperity and standard of living of the residents in that state.

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