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Evaluating the Impact of GDP Per Capita Growth
A prominent economic report states that because U.S. real GDP per capita nearly quadrupled between 1951 and 2022, the average American's standard of living also quadrupled. Critically evaluate this statement. In your response, provide at least one argument that supports this conclusion and at least two arguments that challenge it, explaining your reasoning for each.
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