Question

in the long run, nominal growth and long - term rates tend to converge.
source: businessweek
in this sentence, converge means to:
○ go, come, or spread in a rambling or irregular way
○ appear on the skin
○ come together so as to form a single product
○ turn sharply; change direction abruptly

Explanation:

In a business/economics context, when two metrics like nominal growth and long-term rates converge, it means they move toward each other and align. The other options describe unrelated meanings of words or incorrect definitions: the first refers to rambling movement, the second relates to skin appearance, and the fourth describes a sharp direction change, none of which fit the financial context.

Answer:

come together so as to form a single product