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58. Your text has a discussion of various ways nations can skew income, roduction, and price-level data. Why would any nation choose to do so? to avoid paying its debts to avoid lower credit ratings or ease concerns of foreign investors to keep the rich from getting richer to increase its external wealth

58. Your text has a discussion of various ways nations can skew income, roduction, and price-level data. Why would any nation choose to do so? to avoid paying its debts to avoid lower credit ratings or ease concerns of foreign investors to keep the rich from getting richer to increase its external wealth

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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