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A) growth resulting from technology is greater than the growth resulting from human capital.
B) growth resulting from technology is smaller than the growth resulting from physical capital.
C) growth resulting from technology equal to the growth resulting from physical capital.
D) growth resulting from technology equal to the growth resulting from human capital.


A

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