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The graph shows government spending as a percentage of GDP from 1990 to 2012.

At its peak, government spending made up about

half of GDP.
100 percent of GDP.
one quarter of GDP.
one tenth of GDP.

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The answer is: One quarter of GDP

Depending on the allocation, government spending could be used to gauge public well-being.
We can utilize increasing government expenditure on welfare programs, infrastructure, and investments to create new jobs as a positive signal for wellness.
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At its peak, government spending made up about one quarter of GDP according to the graph.

What is GDP?

This is also known as Gross domestic product and it is the total market value of the goods and services produced by a country's economy during a specified period of time.

In the graph, the peak was in the region where government spending was about one quarter of GDP  thereby making option C the most appropriate choice.

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