Growth rates of output during the terms of office of Australian governments, 1901 - 2010 indicate that:
A) there is a small difference in average growth rates between the first year and the last year of the governments.
B) a poor economy is an important reason for governments losing office.
C) there is no evidence for successful manipulation of the economy.
D) All of the above.
E) None of the above.

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The statement encompasses all the given options, indicating that over the period from 1901 to 2010, there were small differences in average growth rates between the first and last years of Australian governments, economic performance played a role in governments losing office, and there's no clear evidence of successful economic manipulation by these governments.

Growth Rates of Output During the Terms of Office of Australian