Exam 8: Productivity and Growth
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Exhibit 8-1
-In Exhibit 8-1,Tasmania is currently operating at point A on the per-worker production function.If the number of workers is stable while Tasmania's capital stock is growing it will produce a movement from A to

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Productivity growth is important because
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The reason why productivity growth is so important is that
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All of the following might cause an increase in economic growth,but which would be least certain to do so?
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If the ratio of capital to labor increases,we can expect that labor productivity will increase.
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If a nation moves upward along its per-worker production function relating output per worker to capital per worker,
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In the U.S.the proportion of people who say they are happy has grown substantially after 60 years of economic growth.
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Over the long run,technological change increases both labor productivity and unemployment rates.
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Most economists agree that the most important factor contributing to the recent reduction in U.S.labor productivity growth rate has been the increased level of government regulation.
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What was the average yearly increase in U.S.labor productivity growth between the 1870s and the early years of the 21st century?
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According to Nobel prize winner Simon Kuznets,the greatest increase in output and economic growth comes from changes in the
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Which of the following would not slow down productivity growth?
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Which of the following would not increase labor productivity?
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Exhibit 8-1
-In Exhibit 8-1,Tasmania is currently operating at point A on the per-worker production function.An improvement in the "rules of the game" will produce a movement from A to

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