​_____ shows roughly how long it will take a nation to double its output at various growth rates. A. The GDP deflator B. The rules of the game C. ​The production possibilities curve D. A per-worker production function E. ​The Rule of 70

Labor productivity and economic growth outlined the logic of how increased productivity is associated with increased wages.  Detail a situation where this is NOT the case and explain what it is not? Please read over this question carefully.

Suppose some of the country's capital is suddenly destroyed. If the depreciation rate, savings rate, and production function remain unchanged, then the real growth rate will _____ in the short run and the steady-state level of capital will _____ A.increase, decrease B.decrease, decrease C.increase, stay the same D. decrease, stay the same

e Page(s) 416-418 12.4. Why are institutions the key to economic growth? Chile's per capita GDP rose from $7,709 to $20,208 over 23 years (1985- 2008). Which of the following factors is included in modern growth theory but not in the Solow model? Click or tap a choice to answer the question. expanded water-management infrastructure to support agriculture new technology that has revolutionized the salmon industry privatization of many government-owned businesses an expanded wine industry that takes advantage of Chile's geography