The two driving forces leading to increases in capital intensity are the
A) savings and labor efforts being made in the economy.
B) savings and labor requirements of the economy.
C) savings and investment efforts being made in the economy.
D) investment and labor effort being made in the economy.
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Q4: Capital intensity refers to
A) the brightness of
Q5: Improvements in technology and in social and
Q6: Investment in capital increases the economy's
A) capital
Q7: The best estimates by economic historians indicate
Q8: The Solow growth model is
A) a dynamic
Q10: In economic growth economists look for a
A)
Q11: In a steady-state balanced-growth equilibrium, each of
Q12: In a steady-state balanced-growth equilibrium, each of
Q13: In a steady-state balanced-growth equilibrium, each of
Q14: Each of the following is a component
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