A traditional theory did not include the growth of the labor productivity in the computation of economic growth, but new growth theory does B. traditional theory understood that there would be greater technological advances when there are rewards but new growth theory places no importance on rewards OC. traditional theory did not recognize the contribution of labor to total output, but new growth theory does. OD. traditional theory did not explain what causes improvements in technology, but new growth theory does
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- K The new growth theory argues that A. improvements in technology are not so important in determining economic growth because there are almost no productivity gains left in the economy. O B. for new technology to positively affect economic growth, the benefits from R&D activity must all accrue to the country that performs the R&D. OC. technology must be considered a separate factor of production that is sensitive to economic incentives. OD. economic growth is determined by technology, but growth in technology is unrelated to economic incentives.What is predicted by new growth theory? According to new growth theory, A. economic growth most often occurs in economies with large populations, such as what we see in China today B. technological advances are determined by chance O C. our unlimited wants will lead us to ever greater productivity and perpetual economic growth O D. prosperity will last but growth will not last because eventually technology stops advancing Click to select your answer. 品 esc F2 FA F5 F3 F1 # %24India's Economy Hits the Wall Just six months ago, India was looking good. Annual growth was 9%, consumer demand was huge, and foreign investment was growing. But now most economic forecasts expect growth to slow to 7%-a big drop for a country that needs to accelerate growth. India needs urgently to upgrade its infrastructure and education and healthcare facilities. Agriculture is unproductive and needs better technology. The legal system needs to be strengthened with more judges and courtrooms. Source: BusinessWeek, July 1, 2008 Explain potential sources for faster economic growth in India suggested in this news clip. Potential sources for faster economic growth in India include O A. increasing consumer demand because it increases real GDP O B. slowing the population growth rate because a slower population growth rate means that fewer consumption goods can be produced and more capital goods can be produced OC. announcing high economic growth forecasts because firms will produce the…
- What is the outcome of classical growth theory? According to classical growth theory, O A. people make choices that determine the pace at which technological advances occur O B. no matter how technology advances, real wage rates are always pushed back toward the subsistence level O C. capital does not experience diminishing returns D. discoveries bring profit, and competition destroys profit Click to select your answer.Which of these is NOT a factor of economic growth? decrease in the savings rate O investment in human capital increase in the size of the labor force O increase in the capital stockWhen economists speak of "long-run economic growth, they mean increasing the Select one: O a. real GDP of a country. O O O b. geographic size of a country. c. per capita real GDP of a country. d. population of a country. According to the instructors calculations, the average person in the United States spends Select one: O O O O a. approximately 5 and ½ hours b. about 3 and ½ hours c about 8 hours d. 45 minutes On a graph with savings on the x-axis and real interest rates on the y-axis, the supply of savings curve following the law of supply would: Select one: O O O O a. be horizontal a day in activities needed to continue living (what he described as not dying b. have a negative slope c. be vertical d. have a positive slope
- My courses / ECON202-20202 / My Assessments / MIDTERM EXAM If the US has an average growth rate is 2.1% and South Korea has an average growth rate of 5.%, then South Korea is experiencing of O a. a slower economic growth than the US. b. no economic growth. estion O c. the same economic qrowth as the US. O d. a faster economic growth than the US. Next page A Chapter 6 In Class Practice Jump to... eu are logged in as ABDULRAHMAN ALSAEEM (Log out) Copyright © 2020 All Rights Reserved. MacBook Pro @ 2# % & 2 3 4 5 7 8 A E R T Y ض ق そ A S » G H. J K V B i く 6. つ つ > *3The role of the entrepreneur becomes much more important in the new growth theory the endogenous growth model than in the traditional economic growth model because A. The traditional growth theory focuses on capital accumulation but the new growth theory does not. B. In the new growth theory, entrepreneurs play a key role in the development and adoption of new and sometimes untried technologies. OC. Entrepreneurs supply the funds for capital accumulation in the new growth theory. OD. In the traditional growth model, economic growth is caused by an increase in the labor force growth rate.Jtilizing the aggregate production functions to the right, Robert Solow asserted that the most significant or critical factor in driving long term economic growth is and is reflected in the movement from to O A. capital accumulation; "B" to C" Production function3 D B. technological change; "A" to "B" Production function2 O C. economies of scale; "D" to "C" O D. technological change; "B" to "C Production function, :B O E. capital accumulation; "A" to "C" $40 Capital per hour worked (K/L) 60 Click to select your answer. la 19 Lhednge SSS-76 DOCX cBook Air F9 F10 F11 F12 F7 F8 + 8 9 del Real GDP per houraorked (Y/L)
- Write out the equation for output growth with capital, labor and total factor productivityas determinants of growth. Suppose that the shares of capital and labor are respectively0 .3 and 0.7. If labor supply grows by 10% what would be the growth rate of outputassuming that there is no change in the other determinants? What would happen to percapita output if labor supply growth is entirely due to population growth?Consider the endogenous growth model with two sectors: manufacturing firms and research universities. Which of the following affect/s the steady-state growth rate of output in this model? (i) stock of knowledge (ii) fraction of labor force in universities (iii) saving rate O a. Only (ii) O b. Only (iii) O c. Only (i) O d. (i), (ii), and (iii)QUESTION 20 Which of the following statements is most accurate about modern economic growth? O a Economic historians mark modern economic growth as beginning around A.D. 1500. Ob Modern economic growth is characterized by sustained and ongoing increases in living standards Oc Modern economic growth has virtually eliminated business cycle fluctuations O d. Modern economic growth has been distributed more or less equally across nations.