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Rising GDP may not mean rising welfare when income is
AEvenly shared by all
BHeld by a few people
CMostly spent on food
DMostly earned abroad
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Held by a few people
If gains go to a few people, most may be worse off though GDP rises.
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