A) Across countries there are large differences in the average income per person. These differences are reflected in large differences in the quality of life.
B) With a growth rate of about 2 percent per year, average income per person doubles about every 60 years.
C) The ranking of countries by average income changes substantially over time.
D) In some countries real income per person has changed very little over many years.
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A) the owner's knowledge of how to prepare vegetarian entrees
B) the money in the owner's account at the bank from which she borrowed money
C) the tables and chairs in the restaurant
D) the fresh fruits, vegetables, and grains the restaurant uses to prepare its meals
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A) India
B) Mexico
C) South Korea
D) Zimbabwe
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A) quantity of physical capital.
B) abundance of natural resources.
C) ability to produce goods and services.
D) ability to thrive economically without having to interact with other countries.
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A) labor alone doubles.
B) all inputs but labor double.
C) all of the inputs double.
D) None of the above is correct.
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A) 1/8 cabinet per hour
B) 8 hours per cabinet
C) 40 cabinets
D) None of the above is correct.
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A) Western European counties.
B) some Asian countries like South Korea and Singapore.
C) some Sub-Saharan African countries.
D) All of the above are correct.
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A) the growth rate will not change in either country.
B) the country that started with less capital per worker will grow faster.
C) the country that started with more capital per worker will grow faster.
D) both countries will grow and at the same higher rate.
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A) agree with the report, and would point to rising natural resource prices as evidence.
B) agree with the report, but wouldn't think it was important because growth will not slow down for several centuries.
C) disagree with the report, in part because it ignores the mitigating effects of technological change.
D) disagree with the report because labor and capital are the primary determinants of growth, and since they are plentiful, growth will not slow down.
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A) producers will have greater confidence that they will benefit from their efforts.
B) producers are likely to be more specialized.
C) buyers and sellers will be more likely to honor contracts.
D) All of the above are correct.
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A) education, savings, and human capital, respectively.
B) physical capital, savings, and natural resources, respectively.
C) property rights, research and development, and human capital, respectively.
D) education, research and development, and natural resources, respectively.
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A) workers in countries with low incomes will work more hours than workers in countries with high incomes.
B) the capital stock in rich countries deteriorates at a higher rate because it already has a lot of capital.
C) new capital adds more to production in a country that doesn't have much capital than in a country that already has much capital.
D) None of the above is correct.
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A) Germany
B) Canada
C) United States
D) Japan
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A) Japan's quantities of natural resources, but not to international trade.
B) international trade, but not to Japan's domestic quantities of natural resources.
C) the fact that Japanese productivity has remained nearly constant for more than 100 years.
D) the fact that the Japanese have downplayed the role of human capital in economic growth.
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A) higher productivity, and another unit of capital would increase output by more than before.
B) higher productivity, but another unit of capital would increase output by less than before.
C) lower productivity, and another unit of capital would increase output by more than before.
D) lower productivity, but another unit of capital would increase output by less than before.
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A) forces the capital stock to be spread more thinly.
B) forces natural resources to be spread more thinly.
C) brings with it more scientists, inventors, and engineers.
D) brings with it more favorable recognition from other countries.
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