A) Kremer argued that with greater population, society would generate more ideas so that growth of real GDP per person could continue. Malthus argued that increasing population would outstrip agricultural production.
B) Kremer argued that increases in population would reduce the amount of human and physical capital per worker so that eventually the standard of living would decline. Malthus argued that increases in technology would allow increased output growth so that even with population growth, society would enjoy a higher standard of living.
C) Malthus argued that with greater population, society would generate more ideas so that growth of real GDP per person could continue. Kremer argued that increasing population would outstrip agricultural production.
D) Malthus argued that increases in population would reduce the amount of human and physical capital per worker so that eventually the standard of living would decline. Kremer argued that increases in technology would allow increased output growth so that even with population growth, society would enjoy a higher standard of living.
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A) Over the last 100 years Japan had a higher average growth rate than the United States. It follows that, today, the standard of living in Japan is higher than in the United States.
B) The typical person in Bangladesh today has about twice the real income of a typical American 100 years ago.
C) The typical citizen of China today has about one-half as much real income as the typical citizen of America today.
D) None of the above is correct.
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A) the level of real GDP per person, but not the growth rate of real GDP per person
B) the level of real GDP per person and the growth rate of real GDP per person
C) the growth rate of real GDP per person, but not the level of real GDP per person
D) neither the level nor the growth rate of real GDP per person
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A) level of real GDP over that year.
B) level of real GDP divided by hours worked over that year.
C) growth rate of real GDP divided by hours worked over that year.
D) growth rate of real GDP per person over that year.
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A) public goods, and increase the incentive to engage in research.
B) public goods, but decrease the incentive to engage in research.
C) private goods, and increase the incentive to engage in research.
D) private goods, but decrease the incentive to engage in research.
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A) Brazil
B) Mexico
C) China
D) United States
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A) a higher level of productivity.
B) a higher growth rate of productivity.
C) a higher growth rate of income.
D) All of the above are correct.
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A) human capital only.
B) physical capital only.
C) human capital and physical capital combined.
D) nonrenewable natural resources.
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A) produce a return to society from education that is greater than the return to the individual.
B) could justify government subsides for education.
C) are external benefits of education.
D) All of the above are correct.
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A) For a restaurant: the land the restaurant was built on, the money it borrowed to buy supplies, the freezers where the chops and steaks are kept.
B) For a furniture company: wood, the skills and knowledge of its workers, saws.
C) For a railroad: fuel, railroad engines, railroad tracks.
D) None of the above is correct.
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A) In the long run, a higher saving rate leads to a higher growth rate of productivity.
B) In the long run, a higher saving rate leads to a higher growth rate of income.
C) Returns to capital become increasingly smaller as the amount of capital per worker increases.
D) All of the above are correct.
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A) corn
B) oil
C) livestock
D) All of the above are correct.
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A) If, in a relatively poor country, real income per person had grown by 3.5 percent per year for the last 100 years, it would be a relatively rich country today.
B) Rich countries became richer and poor countries became poorer.
C) In the United States, real income per person today is about four times as high as it was 120 years ago.
D) All of the above are correct.
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A) Adam's production and productivity are higher than Doug's.
B) Adam's production is higher than Doug's, but Doug's productivity is higher than Adam's.
C) Doug's production is higher than Adam's, but Adam's productivity is higher than Doug's.
D) Doug's production and productivity are higher than Adam's.
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A) 1
B) 2
C) 3
D) 4
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A) exceptionally high.
B) moderately high.
C) moderately low.
D) exceptionally low.
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A) The total number of hours worked rose.
B) The total number of hours worked stayed the same.
C) The total number of hours worked fell.
D) Both b and c are correct.
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A) technological advances such as those during the Industrial Revolution.
B) smaller populations now than in the time of Malthus.
C) the effects of brain-drain.
D) unlimited natural resources.
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