Nominal GDP (in millions of $) 500 1996 600 Year Table 10.2 Superland 1995 Price Index: GDP Deflator 10,000 104 12,000 115 Funland 1995 1,000 Population 20,000 167 1996 1,500 21,000 231 Refer to information in Table 10.2. What is true about the standard of living and inflation rates in Superland compared to Funland from 1995 and 1996? Both the standard of living and the inflation rate are higher in Superland. Both the standard of living and the inflation rate are higher in Funland. The standard of living is higher in Superland; the inflation rate is higher in Funland The standard of living is higher in Funland; the inflation rate is higher in Suprland

Nominal GDP (in millions of $) 500 1996 600 Year Table 10.2 Superland 1995 Price Index: GDP Deflator 10,000 104 12,000 115 Funland 1995 1,000 Population 20,000 167 1996 1,500 21,000 231 Refer to information in Table 10.2. What is true about the standard of living and inflation rates in Superland compared to Funland from 1995 and 1996? Both the standard of living and the inflation rate are higher in Superland. Both the standard of living and the inflation rate are higher in Funland. The standard of living is higher in Superland; the inflation rate is higher in Funland The standard of living is higher in Funland; the inflation rate is higher in Suprland

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