In the early 1970s, a group called the "Club of Rome" published a book entitled The Limits to Growth which concluded that industrialized countries faced an imminent absolute limit to growth. Did this prediction come true in the subsequent years? O a. No, because as income levels rose, we could afford to purchase more resources and increase growth. O b. Yes, there has been no change in absolute levels of output of industrialized countries. O c. Yes, all growth in recent decades has been in the non- industrialized and developing economies. O d. No, because technology has changed, allowing for new discoveries, development, and more efficient use of resources.