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Exhibit 17-3
-Refer to Exhibit 17-3 Assume that the starting point on the production function is point A. After an increase in the technology coefficient, there would be a ______________________ which would shift the LRAS curve from LRAS1 to _______________ resulting in _______________..
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The relation between technology and the quantity of factor inputs to Real GDP is specified by the production function.
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When a production function is graphed with Real GDP on the vertical axis and labor on the horizontal axis, a rise in labor ________________________, and a rise in the technology coefficient __________________.
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Exhibit 17-1
Production Function
Real GDP = T (L, K), such that Real GDP = T(L + K)
Assume that the technology coefficient is equal to 0.40.
-Refer to Exhibit 17-1. If this production function is graphed with Real GDP on the vertical axis and labor on the horizontal axis, and the technology coefficient rises from 0.40 to 0.50, it would cause a
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Examples of physical capital include _______________________. Examples of human capital include ______________________________.
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The range of laws, rules, and regulations that define the allowed forms of use and transfer of resources is called the __________ structure of the economy.
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Two Harvard economists, Robert Barro and Rachel McCleary, have researched the role that ________________ plays in economic growth.
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In contrast to neoclassical growth theory, new growth theory lays more emphasis on
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_______________________ specifies the relation between technology and the factor inputs to output.
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When a country's GDP is higher one year than it was the previous year, absolute real economic growth has occurred.
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Neoclassical growth theory treats technology as an _________________ variable, and new growth theory treats technology as an ______________.
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In the production function Real GDP = T (L, K, NR, H), the T represents the _____________ coefficient, the L represents ________________, the K represents _______________, the NR represents natural resources, and the H represents ________________.
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The term economic growth can be used in reference to absolute real economic growth or to per- capita real economic growth.
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When a production function is graphed with Real GDP on the vertical axis and labor on the horizontal axis, a rise in labor ________________________, and a rise in capital __________________.
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Neoclassical growth theory placed emphasis on two resources:
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When income taxes are lowered in a given economy, it causes the supply of labor curve to shift __________which ___________ the equilibrium quantity of labor employed. In terms of the production function (graphed with labor on the horizontal axis and Real GDP on the vertical axis) this then causes _______________, which makes the LRAS curve shift ____________ resulting in ______________________.
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Research by Harvard economists Barro and McCleary revealed that church attendance and economic growth have a(n) _______________ relationship. They also found that specific religious beliefs (in heaven, hell, and afterlife) and economic growth have a(n) ___________ relationship.
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A useful rule of thumb called the "Rule of 70" states that if something grows at a constant rate of Z percent per year, it doubles in size approximately every __________ years.
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When a production function is graphed with Real GDP on the vertical axis and labor on the horizontal axis, a rise in capital________________________, and a rise in the technology coefficient __________________.
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