In the production function for new ideas and technology in ________, a decrease in the labor force will ________ the growth rate of technological change

A) the AK growth models; decrease
B) the AK growth models; increase
C) the two-sector growth model; decrease
D) the two-sector growth model; increase


C

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A. The government always steps in to produce the good or service. B. The good or service is produced regardless. C. The good or service is never produced because not enough people paid to use it. D. Consumers are better off by not having the good or service be produced.

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If the Federal Reserve announces that its target for the federal funds rate is falling from 3 percent to 2.25 percent, how do you expect workers and firms to react?

A) As long as the Fed's announcement is credible, workers and firms will increase their consumption and investment spending, which will increase aggregate demand and inflation. B) As long as the Fed's announcement is credible, workers and firms will decrease their consumption and investment spending, which will decrease aggregate demand and inflation. C) Workers and firms will incorporate the decrease in interest rates into their expectations of inflation, and they will expect inflation to fall as a result of Fed's policy announcement. D) If the Fed's announcement is not credible, workers and firms will not expect inflation to rise so they will increase their consumption and investment spending, which will decrease aggregate demand and increase inflation.

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When a resource is being depleted and becomes scarce, the market's way of encouraging conservation is for the price of the resource to rise, without any government intervention

a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false

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The U.S. government attempts to spur research and development activities through

a. monetary policy. b. interest rate policy. c. export subsidy policy. d. tax policy.

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