3. To measure most accurately the standard of living within any given country at any given point in time: (a) Which measure of national income would be better to use, nominal GDP or real GDP? Why? (b) And which is better: GDP (either nominal or real, depending on your answer from part (a) above) itself or GDP per person? Why?

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