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    Consider the Equation GDP = F × (F<sub>E</sub>/F)× (GDP/F<sub>E</sub>)
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Consider the Equation GDP = F × (FE/F)× (GDP/FE)

Question 4

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Consider the equation GDP = F × (FE/F) × (GDP/FE) . Which component describes the amount of output produced per unit of input employed?


A) F
B) FE
C) (GDP/FE)
D) (FE/F)
E) GDP

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