Exam 25: Long-Run Economic Growth
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The table below shows aggregate values for a hypothetical economy.Suppose this economy has real GDP equal to potential output.
TABLE 25-2 Refer to Table 25-2.What is the level of private saving for this economy?

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Consider the long-run theory of investment,saving,and growth.An increase in the government budget surplus,everything else constant,will cause a(n)
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According to the Neoclassical growth theory,sustained rising material living standards can only be explained by
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Which of the following is a central assumption of the Neoclassical growth model?
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Neoclassical growth theory is based on the assumption of ________ marginal returns to a single factor and ________ returns to scale exhibited by the aggregate production function.
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The diagram below show the market for financial capital assuming that national income is constant at potential GDP,Y*.
FIGURE 25-2 Refer to Figure 25-2.Suppose national saving is reflected by NS0 and investment demand is reflected by I0D.Now suppose the government implements a revenue-neutral tax policy that encourages investment.What is the effect on the quantity of national saving?

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The diagram below shows the market for financial capital in the long run when real GDP is equal to potential output,Y*.
FIGURE 25-3 Refer to Figure 25-3.The equilibrium interest rate in this market is ________% and the equilibrium flow of investment and saving is ________ billion dollars.

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The diagram below shows alternate paths for two hypothetical economies,each starting with GDP of $1 billion.Assume that Area 1 is equal to Area 2.
FIGURE 25-1 Refer to Figure 25-1.Which of the following statements best describes what we know about the difference between the two economies at Year 0?

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The table below shows aggregate values for a hypothetical economy.Suppose this economy has real GDP equal to potential output.
TABLE 25-3 Refer to Table 25-3.What is the level of combined budget surpluses of all levels of government in this economy?

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According to the Neoclassical growth model,which of the following scenarios (other things being equal)explains progressively smaller increases in per capita GDP?
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Modern or "new" theories of long-run economic growth are based on the assumptions that technological change is mainly ________ to an economy and that investment yields ________ marginal returns.
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What is the main reason that alleviation of poverty is more achievable in an economy that is growing?
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According to the "new" theories of economic growth,increasing marginal returns to capital investment is
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Long-run economic growth can help alleviate the problems of poverty by
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A person who returns to school to improve her computer skills is an example of an increase in
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Consider the Neoclassical growth model.Sustained economic growth in the long run could best be fostered by
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According to the Neoclassical growth model,it is most likely that GDP would increase,but that average material living standards would fall,as a result of
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The diagram below shows alternate paths for two hypothetical economies,each starting with GDP of $1 billion.Assume that Area 1 is equal to Area 2.
FIGURE 25-1 Refer to Figure 25-1.Which of the following statements about Economies A and B is correct?

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Consider the significant costs to the innovators and developers of 3D printing technology.Modern growth theory suggests that
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The diagram below shows the market for financial capital in the long run when real GDP is equal to potential output,Y*.
FIGURE 25-3 Refer to Figure 25-3.Suppose the interest rate in this market for financial capital is 2%.Which of the following statements correctly describes the adjustment that will occur in this market?

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