In the 1970s and 1980s our productivity

A. increased at an increasing rate.
B. Increased at a decreasing rate.
C. Stayed about the same.
D. decreased.


B. Increased at a decreasing rate.

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The equation for the balanced budget multiplier can be written as

a. (1/1 – b) – (b/1 – b). b. (1/1 + b) + (? b/1 – b). c. (1/1 – b) + (b/1 + b). d. (1/1 + b) – (b/1 + b).

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For a perfectly competitive firm with a known marginal cost and random demand, as the expected marginal revenue decreases, the profit-maximizing quantity ________.

A) decreases B) increases exponentially C) does not change D) increases

Economics

The statistic called Gross Output (GO) is bigger than GDP, because GO sums up the values in all stages of a productive economy, whereas GDP accounts only for the final stage.

Indicate whether the statement is true or false

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