Exam 25: Production and Growth
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Your company discovers a better way to produce mousetraps,but your better methods are not apparent from the mousetraps themselves.Your knowledge of how to more efficiently produce mousetraps is
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After adjusting for inflation,over time the prices of most natural resources have been
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In the past there have been violent protests against the World Bank and the World Trade Organization.The protesters argued that these institutions promote free trade and also encourage corporations in rich countries to invest in poor countries.The protesters contended that these practices make rich countries richer and poor countries poorer.An economist would
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In 2007,the imaginary nation of Freedonia had a population of 2,700 and real GDP of 16,200,000.In 2008 it had a population of 2,500 and real GDP of 14,640,000.What was the growth rate of real GDP per person in Freedonia between 2007 and 2008?
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An economy's production function has the constant-returns-to-scale property.If the economy's labor force doubled and all other inputs stayed the same,then real GDP would
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Both Tom and Jerry work 10 hours a day.Tom can produce six baskets of goods per hour while Jerry can produce four baskets of the same goods per hour.It follows that Tom's
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Dilbert's Incorporated produced 6,000,000 units of software in 2005.At the start of 2006 the pointy-haired boss raised employment from 10,000 total annual hours to 14,000 annual hours and production was 7,000,000 units.Based on these numbers what happened to productivity?
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Other things the same,if a country increased its saving rate,in 40 years or so it would likely have
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Which of the following would be considered physical capital?
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Figure 25-1.On the horizontal axis,K/L represents capital (K)per worker (L).On the
vertical axis,Y/L represents output (Y)per worker (L).
-Refer to Figure 25-1.The curve becomes flatter as the amount of capital per worker increases because of
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Suppose that over the last ten years productivity grew faster in Oceania than in Freedonia and the population of both countries was unchanged.
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Scenario 25-1.An economy's production form takes the form Y = AF(L,K,H,N).
-Refer to Scenario 25-1.If the production function has the constant-returns-to-scale property,then if we know the values of A,K/L,H/L,and N/L,we also know the value of
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International data on real GDP per person give us a sense of how standards of living vary across countries.
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You are told that Country A experienced growth of real GDP per person of 0.5 percent per year throughout the 1900s.In view of other countries' experience,you would have to characterize Country A's growth as
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