The 1990s and 1920s have which of the following in common?
A) Growth in real output, real output per person, employment and productivity
B) Changes in the levels of nominal output, money supply and participation in the ?stock market
C) Similar expansions in the stock markets at the end of each period
D) All of the above

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Both the 1990s and the 1920s experienced significant economic growth, including increases in real output, real output per person, employment, and productivity. Additionally, both periods saw changes in nominal output, money supply, and increased participation in the stock market. Finally, both decades ended with significant expansions in their respective stock markets, making "All of the above" the correct answer.

The 1990s and 1920s Have Which of the Following in Common