Economy, asked by clinton9265, 10 months ago

The difference between an actual and potential economic growth

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Answered by sujjwal279

Answer: Actual growth is the increase in actual output. ... Potential growth is the speed at which economy could grow. It is the percentage annual increase in the economy's capacity to produce: the rate of growth in potential output if all resources were being used most efficiently.

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