A genuine progress indicator (GPI) attempts to:
A) adjust GDP so that it more accurately measures changes in economic activity.
B) develop a new measure that focuses entirely on noneconomic activity.
C) not incorporate any measure of economic activity.
D) adjust GDP so that it reflects more than just the level of economic activity.
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