Why does the United States tend to use more capital-intensive methods than many other places?

a. Machinery is relatively expensive in the United States.
b. Wages are relatively low in the United States.
c. Labor is relatively expensive in the United States.
d. Machinery is relatively scarce in the United States.


c. Labor is relatively expensive in the United States.

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a. sells government securities to the Treasury. b. sells government securities to member banks. c. buys government securities from member banks. d. buys government securities from the Treasury.

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a. menu b. shoe-leather c. unit-of-account d. direct

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Social choice involves all of the following except

A. understanding the incentives facing politicians and public servants. B. consistently efficient decisions through the use of majority rule voting. C. deciding what society wants. D. aggregating over individual preferences.

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