At the peak of the Japanese real estate bubble, the Emperor's Palace in Tokyo had a value:
A) more than profits at GM.
B) equal to all the land in the state of California.
C) equal to Vietnam's GDP.
D) only slightly less than the collective wealth of Steve Jobs and Bill Gates.
E) 100 yen more than Japan's GDP.
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