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Suppose that the production function for the economy is: Y = AK¹/⁴ᴸ³/⁴.Assume that real GDP is $8000 billion,capital stock is $32 000 billion,and the labour supply is 120 million (or 0.120 billion)workers.An increase of one worker will increase real GDP by
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Countries with a low standard of living have low levels of total factor productivity.List five reasons that account for the low levels of total factor productivity.
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All else equal,as the capital stock increases,the marginal product of capital will
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What two factors determine output per worker? Explain which of the two is more important.
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In the aggregate production function,the symbol "A " represents an index of how efficiently the economy transforms capital and labour into real GDP."A" measures the influence
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When graphing the per worker production function,________ is on the horizontal axis and ________ is on the vertical axis.
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Figure 7.1
-Refer to Figure 7.1.All else equal,an increase in the capital stock will cause a

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Suppose y = Ak¹/⁴,the capital-labour ratio is $40 000 per worker,the level of total factor productivity is 800,70% of the population works,and there are 70 million workers.Real GDP per capita is
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An increase in foreign investment in Brazil's mining industry will increase the capital stock in Brazil.Holding labour and total factor productivity constant,continued increases in the capital stock will lead to
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A firm that wishes to maximize profits will continue to purchase capital goods until the
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Figure 7.1
-Refer to Figure 7.1.All else equal,an increase in the number of workers will cause a

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The two basic ways for workers to acquire human capital are
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Suppose that the production function for the economy is Y = AK⁰.²ᴸ⁰.⁸.If the capital stock = 40 000,the quantity of labour = 10 000,and the efficiency index = 1,the marginal product of labour is
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