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The presence of government corruption in some countries


A) invalidates the neoclassical growth theory's predictions.
B) supports the classical growth theory's predictions.
C) speeds their economic growth.
D) slows their economic growth.
E) invalidates the new growth theory's predictions.

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According to the new growth theory, which of the following promote economic growth? i. Discoveries that bring profit. ii. Choices that expand human capital. iii. Random events that create technological change.


A) i and iii
B) ii only
C) i, ii and iii
D) i only
E) i and ii

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The effect of an increase in labour productivity, assuming no change in the supply of labour, is i. an increase in the real wage. ii. an increase in potential GDP. iii. a decrease in the demand for labour.


A) i only
B) i and ii
C) i and iii
D) ii and iii
E) i, ii and iii

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  -Using the data in the table above, real GDP per person in 2009 is A)  $70 trillion. B)  $75,000. C)  $71,429. D)  7 per cent. E)  $70,000. -Using the data in the table above, real GDP per person in 2009 is


A) $70 trillion.
B) $75,000.
C) $71,429.
D) 7 per cent.
E) $70,000.

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  -The above figure shows a nation's production function. Point B is A)  unattainable. B)  attainable if the nation uses resources inefficiently. C)  the maximum amount of real GDP the nation can ever produce. D)  attainable if the nation uses resources efficiently. E)  Both answers C and D are correct. -The above figure shows a nation's production function. Point B is


A) unattainable.
B) attainable if the nation uses resources inefficiently.
C) the maximum amount of real GDP the nation can ever produce.
D) attainable if the nation uses resources efficiently.
E) Both answers C and D are correct.

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Sustained increases in the standard of living depend on


A) increases in aggregate hours.
B) increases in the quantity of labour.
C) increases in labour productivity.
D) decreases in labour productivity.
E) increases in the population.

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For a household, the opportunity cost of not working is the


A) nominal wage rate.
B) demand for labour.
C) real wage rate.
D) cost of living.
E) price level.

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As additional units of labour hours are employed, holding all other factors constant, along the production function,


A) nominal GDP decreases at an increasing rate.
B) real GDP increase at a constant rate.
C) real GDP increases at a decreasing rate.
D) real GDP increases at an increasing rate.
E) real GDP initially decreases and then starts to increase.

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If real GDP in year 1 is $72 million and real GDP in year 2 is $87 million, then the growth rate of real GDP is


A) 15 per cent.
B) 20.8 per cent.
C) 17 per cent.
D) 83 per cent.
E) $15 million.

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One way to achieve faster growth in GDP per person is to increase the


A) growth rate of the population.
B) limits on international trade in order to keep more of total spending on domestically produced goods.
C) number of women working in the home rather than in the workforce.
D) growth rate of human capital.
E) growth rate of the quantity of money.

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Economic freedom provides the


A) incentive system that encourages growth-producing activities.
B) political system that encourages democracy.
C) necessary alternative to free markets.
D) production system that discourages property rights.
E) social system that supports families.

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