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A) increases in the rate of personal saving.
B) increased entrepreneurial activity,application of information technology,and global competition.
C) rising federal budget surpluses that reduced real interest rates.
D) expansionary monetary policy.
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A) 5th and 7th,respectively.
B) 1st and 1st,respectively.
C) 9th and 10th,respectively.
D) 8th and 6th,respectively.
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A) a higher trend rate of saving.
B) a higher natural rate of unemployment.
C) a higher trend rate of productivity growth.
D) the end of the business cycle.
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A) consumption spending must increase.
B) real GDP must increase more rapidly than population.
C) population must increase more rapidly than real GDP.
D) investment spending must increase.
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A) 3
B) 8
C) 14
D) 20
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A) A well-enforced system of patents and copyrights.
B) A tightly regulated market system.
C) A system of tariffs and other trade barriers to protect domestic companies.
D) All of these.
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A) Africa.
B) Asia excluding Japan.
C) Latin America.
D) Western Europe.
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A) remained constant since the 1960s.
B) risen from 8 percent in 1960 to 31 percent in 2012.
C) risen to over 90 percent in the twenty-first century.
D) risen from 41 percent in 1960 to 88 percent in 2012.
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A) diminish labor productivity.
B) reduce the level of investment as a percentage of GDP.
C) increase the realized rate of economic growth.
D) have no impact on the rate of economic growth.
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A) the ratio of capital to labor.
B) real output per worker hour.
C) real output per capita.
D) the ratio of worker hours to real GDP.
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A) either real GDP or real GDP per capita.
B) nominal GDP.
C) total consumption expenditures.
D) wealth in the economy.
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A) microchip.
B) fuel cell.
C) Internet.
D) personal computer.
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A) Economists who support economic growth say that it is the most practical route to the higher standards of living that the vast majority of people desire.
B) Most economists believe that the recent rise in the average rate of productivity growth implies an end to the business cycle.
C) Most economists believe that increases in real GDP actually produce decreases in overall economic well-being because of spillover costs.
D) Mainstream economists disagree as to whether the rate of productivity growth was higher between 1995 and 2012 or between 1973 and 1995.
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A) The U.S.population has increased more rapidly than real GDP in recent decades.
B) Improved education and training of labor is the most important source of U.S.productivity growth.
C) The average American factory worker has about 16 years of formal education.
D) The amount of real capital used per worker has increased historically in the United States.
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A) increased in spite of declining wages for women.
B) decreased because relatively more women are staying home to raise their children.
C) increased due to higher wages,expanded job accessibility,changing preferences and attitudes,and other factors.
D) increased for unmarried women but decreased for married women.
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A) growth is the basic means of improving living standards.
B) it is easier to reduce poverty when the economy is growing than when it is not.
C) there is a direct relationship between a growing real GDP and rising pollution.
D) growth provides an economic environment favorable to education and self-fulfillment.
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