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A) real GDP per capita.
B) nominal GDP.
C) real GDP.
D) nominal GDP per capita.
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A) improvement in technology.
B) a decline in university attendance.
C) an increase in population growth.
D) a decline in the physical capital per worker.
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A) must be paid for by consumption in domestic households.
B) comes from the savings of either domestic or foreign households.
C) is paid for by capital outflows.
D) must be paid for by government spending.
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A) service
B) manufacturing
C) mining
D) retail
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A) physical
B) human
C) financial
D) real
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A) a significant increase in physical capital per worker made possible by very high rate of saving.
B) a significant increase in human capital made possible by very good basic education.
C) a substantial achievement in technological progress.
D) intervening governments with lots of regulations.
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A) 5%
B) 4%
C) 3%
D) 2%
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A) 11
B) 23
C) 35
D) 70
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A) they now are physically stronger on average.
B) they now have more physical capital embodying better technology.
C) more of them use the same number of machines as in the past.
D) they are paid more.
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A) when the amount of human capital per worker and the state of technology are fixed, successive increases in the amount of physical capital per worker lead to smaller increases in productivity.
B) physical capital increases lead to drops in productivity when the amount of human capital per worker and the state of technology are fixed.
C) increases in technological progress lead to decreases in productivity.
D) physical capital must be increased less than human capital and technological progress for growth to occur.
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A) fight inflation.
B) keep interest rates low.
C) channel savings into investment.
D) channel investment into savings.
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A) shovel
B) factory
C) backhoe
D) mineral deposits
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A) a good tax system.
B) basic health measures such as clean water and disease control.
C) the kind that private companies would provide if they were allowed to.
D) more intervention in the market mechanism.
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A) 2
B) 3
C) 8
D) 10
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