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A) leftward shift of the production possibilities curve.
B) movement from a point inside to a point outside the production possibilities curve.
C) movement from a point near the vertical axis to a point near the horizontal axis on the production possibilities curve.
D) rightward shift of the production possibilities curve.
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A) discourages growth by increasing competitive pressures on domestic firms.
B) encourages growth by effectively eliminating all patent and copyright barriers to growth.
C) discourages growth compared to situations where the government strongly controls foreign trade.
D) encourages growth by promoting the rapid spread of new inventions and innovations.
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A) 5.5 percent.
B) 4.2 percent.
C) 3.2 percent.
D) 2.0 percent.
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A) significantly enhanced productivity.
B) significantly reduced productivity by creating excessive distractions for workers.
C) had little measured effect on GDP or productivity but may create a lot of consumer surplus.
D) led firms in these markets to expand capacity beyond what consumers demand.
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A) having an efficient financial system
B) reaching full production potential
C) having free trade
D) enhanced quantity and quality of human resources
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A) growth in nominal GDP
B) decreases in the rate of unemployment
C) increases in real GDP per capita
D) increases in real GDP
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A) innovative production techniques.
B) new managerial methods.
C) innovative digital gadgets for consumers.
D) new forms of business organization.
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A) rise from 1.2 to 1.8.
B) fall from 1.5 to 1.2.
C) remain stable at 2.1.
D) rise from 1.5 to 2.8.
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A) either real GDP or real GDP per capita.
B) nominal GDP.
C) total consumption expenditures.
D) wealth in the economy.
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A) labor productivity divided by number of worker-hours.
B) labor productivity multiplied by real output.
C) number of worker-hours multiplied by labor productivity.
D) number of worker-hours divided by labor productivity.
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A) saving and investment.
B) spending and income.
C) resources and products.
D) inventions and ideas.
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A) Economic growth has occurred because of the increased length of the workweek.
B) Product quality has improved.
C) Air quality has declined as real GDP has increased.
D) Population has grown faster than real output.
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A) network effects.
B) simultaneous consumption.
C) learning by doing.
D) the spreading of development costs.
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A) its spending and investment.
B) its private and public sectors of the economy.
C) its resources and the productivity of the resources.
D) its markets and prices.
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A) the same.
B) one-and-a-half times faster.
C) three times faster.
D) 10 percent slower.
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