Paper 2 · November 2018 · National Income and Economic Growth
Gross National Product per capita is best described as
Athe value of a country's exports divided by the size of its population
Bthe total output of an economy over a year divided by its population
Cthe combined income of the richest households divided by the population
Dthe total output of an economy over a year divided by its number of workers
Explanation
GNP per capita is an output-per-head measure: it takes the whole output the economy produced over the period and shares it across every person in the country, not only those in work. Dividing by workers instead gives output per worker (productivity), and dividing exports or the incomes of one group by population measures something much narrower.
Derived from ZIMSEC Economics 6073/2 Paper 2, November 2018, Q1