Which of the following formulas is correct? Percentage change in:

A. price level approximates percentage change in real income minus percentage change in
nominal income.
B. real income approximates percentage change in nominal income minus percentage
change in price level.
C. nominal income approximates percentage change in price level minus percentage change
in real income.
D. real income approximates percentage change in price level minus percentage change in
nominal income.


B. real income approximates percentage change in nominal income minus percentage
change in price level.

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