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Over the past couple of decades, which have been the most common directions of change in the poverty rate and GDP per capita across the world's nations?

▸ Most nations have increased their poverty rate and their GDP per capita.

▸ Most nations have decreased their poverty rate and increased their GDP per capita.

▸ Most nations have decreased their poverty rate and their GDP per capita.

▸ Most nations have increased their poverty rate and decreased their GDP per capita.

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