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.An improvement in technology will produce a movement from A to

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Which of the following does not contribute to labor productivity 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.An improvement in the quality of capital used by workers will produce a movement from A to

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The process of adding more capital per worker is known as "capital deepening."
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"The most important factor in determining a nation's standard of living in the long run is the openness of its economy."
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The diminishing slope of the per-worker production function reflects the law of diminishing marginal returns.
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If both total employment and total output always grew by 2 percent each year,what would the annual growth in labor productivity in an economy be over a decade?
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Between 1959 and 2003,the average annual growth rate of real GDP per capita in the United States was about
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Which of the following is the best indicator of the standard of living?
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A country that has a higher percentage of younger adults with at least a college degree is
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People in affluent countries may not be getting any happier over time because
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Labor productivity the United States has never fallen has never fallen from one year to the next.
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Which of the following would be likely to cause a decrease in the labor productivity growth rate?
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Between the 1880s and the early 21st century,U.S.productivity increased at a constant annual rate.
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Exhibit 8-2
-The shape of the per-worker production function in Exhibit 8-2 illustrates the law of diminishing marginal returns to labor.

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Which of the following did Simon Kuznets find to be the driving force behind modern economic growth?
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Human capital includes the machinery,equipment and other manufactured creations used to produce goods and services.
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Which is the resource whose quality is most often enhanced by technological change
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