To keep track of long-run growth and short-run fluctuations, economists will look at statistics such as:
A)interest rate and, stock market prices.
B)stock market prices only.
C)inflation, expected rate of returns on investments.
D)real and nominal GDP, unemployment and inflation rates.

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To keep track of both long-run growth and short-run fluctuations, economists look at a range of statistics that include real and nominal GDP, unemployment, and inflation rates. These indicators provide essential information about the health of the economy and help policymakers make informed decisions about how to manage it. Interest rates and stock market prices can also be useful indicators, but they are only part of the larger economic picture.

To Keep Track of Long-Run Growth and Short-Run Fluctuations, Economists