Suppose the average productivity of workers in Country A is equal to that of workers in Country B. If Country A has higher total efficiency units of labor than Country B, it implies that ________

A) Country B has a larger supply of workers B) Country A has a larger supply of workers
C) Country B has a larger stock of capital D) Country A has a larger stock of capital


B

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