Multiple Choice
Figure 6.2: Romer Model: Per Capita Output
-In the Romer model in Figure 6.2, at time t0, a change in the shape of the production function can be explained by an increase in the:
A) population.
B) share of labor engaged in research.
C) ideas efficiency parameter.
D) saving rate.
E) growth rate.
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