Exam 25: Production and Growth
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In the 19th century John Deere took out a patent on a newly designed plow that incorporated steel to make plowing faster. Many farmers bought plows from his company and he made millions. This example shows that patents turn an idea into a
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Which of the following countries benefited significantly from the catch-up effect in the last half of the twentieth century?
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Which of the following can be measured by the level of real GDP per person?
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Which country has had a higher growth rate than the US over about the last 120 years?
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In 2011 Buckeye Brewing produced 1,000 bottles of ginger ale each day. It employed 10 workers each working 8 hours a day. In 2012 it produced 960 bottles of ginger ale each day employing 8 workers who worked 8 hours each day. Productivity at Buckeye Brewing
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Which of the following is an example of a nonrenewable resource?
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The slope of the production function with capital per worker on the horizontal axis and output per worker on the vertical axis
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Apple founder Steve Jobs received patents on many of his ideas. While the patents existed, his ideas were
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Foreign direct investment and domestic investment have the same effect on all measures of economic prosperity.
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An organization that tries to encourage the flow of investment to poor countries is the
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According to research by Robert Fogel, what proportion of the increase in the standard of living in Britain between 1790 and 1980 can be accounted for by greater caloric intake?
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Country A and country B are the same except country A currently has more capital. Assuming diminishing returns, if both countries increase their capital by 100 units and other factors that determine output are unchanged, then
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Suppose that real GDP grew more in Country A than in Country B last year.
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Over the last century, U.S. real GDP per person grew at a rate of about
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The president of Suldinia, a developing country, proposes that his country needs to help domestic firms by reducing trade restrictions.
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Of the following countries, which grew most slowly, in terms of real GDP per person, over about the last 120 years?
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Alexis and Tara both mine salt. Alexis mines 300 pounds in 20 hours. Tara mines 400 pounds in 40 hours. Which of the following is correct?
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