If real GDP increased by 3 percent, what other factor also increased by 3 percent?

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Real GDP measures the value of all final goods and services produced in an economy in a given period of time, adjusted for inflation. Therefore, if real GDP increased by 3 percent, it means that real output (the quantity of goods and services produced) also increased by 3 percent. The other options (B,C,D) are not necessarily correlated with changes in real GDP. The price level could have increased or decreased, and consumer and government spending may not have increased by the same amount as real GDP.

If Real GDP Increased by 3 Percent, What Other Factor