A) $8 trillion.
B) $10 trillion.
C) $12 trillion.
D) $14 trillion.
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A) New technology that made it possible to grow more food with fewer workers.
B) An increase in the importance of the manufacturing sector.
C) Competition from imported agricultural products.
D) A decline in the amount of food consumption per person.
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A) The purchase of a truck by a delivery company.
B) The purchase of Ford stock by an individual saving for retirement.
C) The purchase of land by an individual.
D) The purchase of bridges and dams by the government.
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A) Per capita GDP.
B) Real GDP.
C) Nominal GDP.
D) Output per worker.
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A) $19 trillion.
B) $21 trillion.
C) $24 trillion.
D) $29 trillion.
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A) $11 trillion.
B) $100 billion.
C) $15 trillion.
D) $20 trillion.
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A) Food stamps.
B) National defense expenditures.
C) Unemployment benefits.
D) Welfare checks.
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A) Output per worker.
B) The dollar value of investment.
C) Final goods minus intermediate goods.
D) The total amount of goods produced in the United States.
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A) Japan.
B) China.
C) Britain.
D) United States.
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A) Income is distributed equally in poor countries.
B) Rich countries have greater income inequality than poor countries.
C) The government has no mechanism for altering income inequality.
D) A free market economy produces an unequal distribution of income.
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True/False
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A) An increase in trade barriers.
B) Improved communication and transportation technologies.
C) A decline in the government and services sectors.
D) An increase in domestic manufacturing.
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A) A service economy.
B) A manufacturing economy.
C) An agricultural economy.
D) A government economy.
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True/False
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A) Equal to the value of exports minus the value of imports.
B) Positive if the U.S.imports more than it exports.
C) A larger portion of GDP than investment.
D) Always equal to zero.
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True/False
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A) Nominal GDP.
B) Real GDP.
C) Per capita GDP.
D) GDP per worker.
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A) Output per worker.
B) A summary of the world's output.
C) The total value of all final goods and services produced within a nation's borders in a given year.
D) The rate of change in capital stock.
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