Despite some problems,higher real GDP per person does imply higher living standards,because it tends to be positively associated with
A) crime,pollution,and economic inequality.
B) better education,health,and life expectancy.
C) poverty,depletion of non-renewable resources,and congestion.
D) unemployment,availability of goods and services,and better education.
E) the total quantity of goods and services availablE.

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Higher real GDP per person tends to be positively associated with better education, health, and life expectancy, which are indicators of higher living standards. A, C, and D are incorrect because crime, pollution, economic inequality, poverty, depletion of non-renewable resources, congestion, unemployment, and availability of goods and services can be either positively or negatively associated with higher real GDP per person depending on the specific circumstances of each country. E is also incorrect because the total quantity of goods and services available may not necessarily reflect the quality of life of individuals.

Despite Some Problems,higher Real GDP Per Person Does Imply Higher