-In Figure 20.2, the increase in Real GDP is unlikely to

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Increases in Real GDP can result from capital accumulation (A) and a better-educated workforce (D), and can occur in developed economies (C). The statement that such increases are unlikely to occur repeatedly in the future (B) is the correct choice, as it is not inherently true that Real GDP increases cannot be sustained or repeated, depending on various factors like technological advancements, policy decisions, and global economic conditions.