An economist plots a country's economic output from 1920 to 2020 on a graph. The vertical axis uses a ratio scale (where equal vertical distances represent equal percentage changes), and the horizontal axis represents time. The resulting line on the graph is an upward-sloping curve that becomes progressively steeper over the period. What is the most accurate conclusion about the country's economic growth rate?
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An economist plots a country's economic output from 1920 to 2020 on a graph. The vertical axis uses a ratio scale (where equal vertical distances represent equal percentage changes), and the horizontal axis represents time. The resulting line on the graph is an upward-sloping curve that becomes progressively steeper over the period. What is the most accurate conclusion about the country's economic growth rate?
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