select all that apply Which of the following is a problem with using gross domestic product (GDP) per capita as a measure of "development?" [mark all that apply] Group of answer choices Gross national income (GNI) per capita is a more widely accepted measure than GDP per capita GDP is a value laden term that many consider to be pejorative and patronizing GDP per capita as a measure does not get at the degree of disparity between the rich and the poor or what proportion of the population is experiencing poverty. GDP per capita is an estimate that is dependent on the quality of information collected by the government. GDP per capita does not take into account the importance of non-market based activities, such as subsistence practices. Flag question: Question 20