Multiple Choice
An increase in the quantity of capital per worker would
A) rotate the per-worker production function outward
B) rotate the per-worker production function inward
C) shift the per-worker production function downwards
D) shift the per-worker production function upwards
E) result in movement along the current per-worker production function
Correct Answer:

Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
Q25: Long-term growth in production can be explained
Q65: The law of diminishing marginal returns states
Q110: Over the past century in the United
Q111: Government policy that uses taxes,subsidies and regulation
Q113: If increases in capital per worker lead
Q114: The share of research and development funding
Q116: The rules of the game include all
Q117: Physical capital includes all of the following
Q119: If Q is total real output,K is
Q120: Many people believe that government should promote<br>A)seriousness<br>B)hard