Ilona’s country has five factories. In contrast, Hassan’s country has 100 factories. How will productivity in each country be impacted if each country builds two new factories?

a. Both Ilona’s and Hassan’s countries will experience a major increase in productivity.
b. Hassan’s country will experience a relatively large increase in productivity, while Ilona’s country will experience a relatively small increase in productivity.
c. Ilona’s country will experience a relatively large increase in productivity, while Hassan’s country will experience a relatively small increase in productivity.
d. Neither Ilona’s nor Hassan’s country will experience an increase in productivity.


c. Ilona’s country will experience a relatively large increase in productivity, while Hassan’s country will experience a relatively small increase in productivity.

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