Question

2 which of the following is the most likely to happen during a period of economic growth?
○ the government is forced to take money from the federal reserve system to increase the money supply.
○ wages are lower.
○ the price of certain products rises and falls during the year.
○ there is an increase in the amount of goods produced.

Explanation:

Economic growth is defined as an expansion of a country's productive capacity, which directly leads to a greater quantity of goods and services being produced. Lower wages and forced government money supply increases are not associated with growth, while volatile single-product prices are unrelated to broad economic growth.

Answer:

D. There is an increase in the amount of goods produced.