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Answer - Option D
A 1 billion dollar increase in US GDP increases US net exports by 100 million dollars.
Trade feedback shows the effect of the rise in the output and GDP upon the international trade. This has been shown correctly in option D and not in the othet options. Hence option D will be correct.
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decreases; increases
increases; decreases
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decreases; increases
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was established as part of the
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