The observation that countries with high rates of population growth don't have higher per capita income ________.
A) suggests that the Solow model is unrealistic
B) implies that technology doesn't work as well in countries where the population is growing rapidly
C) is not supported by most empirical studies
D) is consistent with the Romer model as applied to the world as a whole
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