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    Assuming Constant Returns to Scale,the Equation,Y = A(t)F(K,N)can Be Rewritten
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Assuming Constant Returns to Scale,the Equation,Y = A(t)F(K,N)can Be Rewritten

Question 39

Question 39

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Assuming constant returns to scale,the equation,Y = A(t) F(K,N) can be rewritten as


A) Y/N = A(t) ƒ(K/N) .
B) q = A(t) ƒ(k) .
C) Y/N = A(t) ƒ(K* N) .
D) Both a and b
E) Both b and c

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