Figure 16-1 on page 539 shows that Group of answer choices All of these The "Great Leap Forward" began at the bottom of the Great Depression but output per hour and per person lonely rose above long term trends after the Great Depression ended Output per person deviated little from long term trends prior to 1928 but once the Great Depression hit output per hour fell well below long term trends and then rose well above long term trends Output per hour deviated little from long term trends prior to 1928 but once the Great Depression hit output per hour fell well below long term trends and then rose well above long term trends