Use the following table to answer the next question.YearAltaZornAltaZorn?(Real GDP)(Real GDP)(Population)(Population)1$2,000$150,00020050022,100152,00020250532,200154,000210508Between years 2 and 3
A. Alta's real GDP grew more rapidly than Zorn's real GDP.
B. real GDP fell in Zorn.
C. population fell in Alta.
D. population growth reduced Alta's real GDP growth to zero.
Answer: A
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