To prepare for this problem, read carefully the A Closer Look box on Natural Resources, the Environment, and the National Income Accounts. Then, answer the following questions. Let's say that a given nation has two options: Option One: Produce $68.0 million in output and generate no pollution. Option Two: Produce $80.0 million in output and generate $27.5 million in pollution. Under Option One, $68.0 million will be added to GDP. (Round your answer to one decimal place.) Under Option Two, $ million will be added to GDP. (Round your answer to one decimal place.) Which of the following correctly summarizes the current treatment of pollution-generating activities when calculating GDP and the likely preferred way to generate economic growth among Option One and Option Two? A. Output is currently adjusted for pollution when calculating GDP, so Option One would likely be seen as the best way to generate economic growth. B. Output is not currently adjusted for pollution when calculating GDP, so Option One would likely be seen as the best way to generate economic growth. C. Output is currently adjusted for pollution when calculating GDP, so Option Two would likely be seen as the best way to generate economic growth. D. Output is not currently adjusted for pollution when calculating GDP, so Option Two would likely be seen as the best way to generate economic growth. Consider a program in which economic growth is adjusted for economic damage that occurs as a result of pollution-generating activities. Any activity that generates pollution will have its value to GDP lowered by the pollution generated. Under such a program, Option Two would add $ million to GDP and among the two options. (Round your answer to one decimal place.) would be most likely to be the preferred option to generate economic growth