A) The growth model predicts that poor countries should catch up with rich countries, but developing countries are not catching up to lower-income industrialized countries as a group.
B) The growth model predicts that poor countries will never catch up with rich countries, but lower-income industrialized countries are catching up to higher-income industrialized countries as a group.
C) The growth model predicts that poor countries will catch up with rich countries, but lower-income industrialized countries are not catching up to higher-income industrialized countries as a group.
D) The growth model predicts that poor countries will catch up with rich countries, and this is what we observe across all developmental categories of countries.
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A) a decrease in the life of a patent from 20 years to 15 years
B) a decrease in the interest rate at which the government provides student loans
C) a decrease in government spending on grants issued through the National Institutes of Health
D) decreased copyright protection on music and movies
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A) A to B to C.
B) B to C to D.
C) C to B to A.
D) D to C to B.
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A) The BLS will adjust the growth rate downwards.
B) The BLS will adjust the growth rate upwards.
C) The BLS will not change the growth rate of productivity.
D) The BLS will adjust the level of labor productivity upward and the growth rate downward.
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A) England around 1750.
B) the United States around 1820.
C) France around 1680.
D) Germany around 1780.
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A) continuing technological change
B) immigration
C) additions of a greater amount of capital of the same quality
D) a decrease in the quality of labor
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A) benefit U.S. consumers as they have access to less expensive consumer goods.
B) make it more difficult for citizens of the United States to find a job.
C) not affect the mix of jobs available to citizens of the United States.
D) A and B
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A) Botswana and Thailand
B) Japan and Guatemala
C) only Japan
D) all four countries
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A) no sustained economic growth.
B) slow and steady economic growth.
C) moderate economic growth.
D) rapid and sustained economic growth.
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A) highly educated individuals who leave developing countries for high-income countries.
B) the diminishing returns to studying for an exam.
C) the negative impact on brain function of an individual's overinvestment in human capital.
D) the decreased quality of the college-educated workforce.
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A) technological change is influenced by economic incentives.
B) centrally-planned economies are the most efficient.
C) growth in real GDP per capita occurs only if there are increasing returns.
D) economic growth is determined by forces outside the control of the market system.
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A) increasing
B) decreasing
C) constant
D) negative
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A) Canada
B) Japan
C) Germany
D) the United Kingdom
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A) the United States
B) Germany
C) Japan
D) Canada
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A) A to C.
B) B to C.
C) C to D.
D) D to C.
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A) increasing vaccinations against infectious diseases.
B) undergoing political reform to decrease corruption.
C) enacting stronger laws to protect property rights.
D) imposing stricter regulations to limit foreign direct investment.
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A) 3.33%
B) 5%
C) 33%
D) 50%
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A) Real GDP per capita in the United States will always be 1.9% higher than real GDP per capital in Bolivia.
B) The difference between the level of real GDP per capita in the United States and real GDP per capita in Bolivia will shrink over time.
C) The difference between the level of real GDP per capita in the United States and real GDP per capita in Bolivia will increase over time.
D) The difference between the level of real GDP per capita in the United States and real GDP per capita in Bolivia will always be $1.9 trillion.
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