If you lived in Canada in 2008, you might have seen the following headline: "Canada Below G7 Average for Productivity!" Here is some information to help you understand this headline: The G7 is a coalition of the major industrial democracies in the world: United States, United Kingdom, France, Germany, Italy, Canada, and Japan. Productivity is a way to measure the economy of a nation. One way to measure productivity is by gross domestic product (GDP) per worker. GDP is the value of all the goods and services produced in a country. Which of the following is most likely what the author of the headline wanted the reader to think? Answer: Canada's economy is weak and is falling behind other countries in the G7. Canada's economy is strong and is leading other countries in the G7. Canada's economy is very similar to other countries in the G7. Canada's economy should not be compared to other countries