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On the following 6 pages, we would again like you to imagine you are looking backward at past economic growth
over a four-year period.
You will see figures with measurements of how much better off people were in two different years of this
four-year period. The measurements shown are again personal income growth: the
percentage by which the average person’s income increased in a given year.
You will be asked to choose which combination of economic growth in a two-year period you think was best. As you
will see, there is a trade-off: As growth went down for one year, it went up for the other. Each screen asks
about a different pair of years – please pay close attention to which two of the four past years you are
asked
to consider.
Here’s an example: