A) They are generally supported by economists.
B) They are primarily concerned with the development of human capital.
C) They are in some ways like prohibiting the use of certain technologies.
D) They are generally rejected by domestic producers in import-competing industries.
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A) Darby
B) Peter
C) Rob
D) Jack
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A) by doubling labour
B) by doubling any one of the inputs
C) by doubling all of the inputs
D) by increasing all inputs by more than double
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A) by encouraging population growth
B) by encouraging consumption
C) by encouraging saving and investment
D) by increasing government spending
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A) They are negatively related.
B) They are positively related.
C) They are negatively related for rich countries, but positively related for poor countries.
D) They are positively related for rich countries, but negatively related for poor countries.
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A) It would fall to half its former value.
B) It would fall, but by less than half.
C) It would stay the same.
D) It would rise, but by less than double.
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A) the growth rate of government transfers
B) the growth rate of nominal GDP
C) the growth rate of real GDP
D) the growth rate of real GDP per person
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A) a new factory building
B) a computer used to help Mercury Delivery Service keep track of their orders
C) on-the-job training
D) a desk used in an accountant's office
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A) constant returns
B) increasing returns
C) diminishing returns
D) diminishing returns for low levels of capital, and increasing returns for high levels of capital
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A) 11 percent
B) 14 percent
C) 17 percent
D) 20 percent
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A) They grow slower than relatively rich countries; this is called the poverty trap.
B) They grow slower than relatively rich countries; this is called the Malthus effect.
C) They grow faster than relatively rich countries; this is called the catch-up effect.
D) They grow faster than relatively rich countries; this is called the constant-returns-to-scale effect.
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A) increase Canadian GNP more than it would increase Canadian GDP
B) increase Canadian GDP more than it would increase Canadian GNP
C) not affect Canadian GNP, but it would increase Canadian GDP
D) not affect Canadian GDP, but it would increase Canadian GNP
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A) South Korea had a higher growth rate than Canada because it had a higher ratio of investment to GDP.
B) Canada had a higher growth rate than South Korea because it had a higher ratio of investment to GDP.
C) South Korea had a higher growth rate than Canada, even though it had a similar ratio of investment to GDP.
D) Canada had a higher growth rate than South Korea, even though it had a similar ratio of investment to GDP.
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A) International trade makes a country's productivity irrelevant.
B) A country's standard of living and its productivity are closely related.
C) Productivity only increases revenue to investors, while general well-being is not affected.
D) A rich country can enjoy a high standard of living without the need for high productivity.
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A) proprietary knowledge, because only who the person pays for the journal has access to the findings
B) common knowledge, because scientific publications are not subject to copyright
C) proprietary knowledge, because the discoverer has intellectual property rights over the findings
D) common knowledge, because all are free to use the findings
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A) There are no substantial differences between rates of growth in population among countries.
B) In developed countries, population tends to grow slower than in developing countries.
C) Higher rate of growth in population implies higher productivity.
D) Economists generally believe that a country that increases its population growth rate will increase its economic growth rate.
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