© Macmillan Learning Place each statement in the appropriate category. GDP grows faster with technological progress GDP grows slower Answer Bank when consumption is a large fraction of GDP during war with limited educational opportunities with efficient financial markets with corruption when rule of law is applied equally and generally respected
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