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A) foreign portfolio investment.
B) foreign financial investment.
C) foreign direct investment.
D) indirect foreign investment.
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A) a limit to economic growth.
B) unrelated to economic growth.
C) not a limit to economic growth.
D) the major determinant of productivity.
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A) A relatively simple way to increase growth rates permanently is to increase a country's saving rate.
B) Growth is generally inhibited rather than promoted by policies like protective tariffs.
C) Well-established property rights that are enforced by fair and efficient courts are important to economic growth.
D) Countries with few domestic natural resources still have opportunities for economic growth.
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A) 4000 pounds of laundry
B) 500 pounds of laundry per hour
C) 100 pounds of laundry per hour
D) None of the above is correct.
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True/False
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A) experienced lower rates of economic growth than did countries that pursued inward-oriented policies.
B) experienced higher levels of political instability than did countries that pursued inward-oriented policies.
C) include Singapore, South Korea, and Taiwan.
D) All of the above are correct.
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A) tin
B) petroleum
C) gold
D) All of the above are correct.
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A) does not change.
B) βis now two times larger.
C) βis now three times larger.
D) βis now six ties larger.
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A) increase Italian GDP more than it increases Italian GNP.
B) increase Italian GNP more than it increases Italian GDP.
C) have no affect on Italian GNP, but will increase Italian GDP.
D) have no affect on either Italian GDP or GNP.
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A) decreased 13%.
B) was unchanged.
C) increased 13%.
D) increased 15%.
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A) higher productivity, and a higher growth rate of real GDP.
B) higher productivity, but not a higher growth rate of real GDP.
C) the same productivity and growth of real GDP it began with.
D) None of the above is correct.
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A) A had the higher level of real GDP and real GDP per person.
B) A had the higher level of real GDP and Country B had the higher level of real GDP per person
C) B had the higher level of real GDP and Country A had the higher level of real GDP per person
D) B had the higher level of real GDP and real GDP per person.
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A) foreign direct investment. American saving is used to finance Irish investment.
B) foreign direct investment. American saving is used to finance American investment.
C) foreign portfolio investment. American saving is used to finance Irish investment.
D) foreign portfolio investment. American saving is used to finance American investment.
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A) natural resources per worker.
B) human capital per worker.
C) output per worker.
D) physical capital per worker.
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A) A forest is an example of a natural resource; it is also an example of a renewable resource.
B) There is no distinction between human capital and technological knowledge.
C) Human capital is a non-produced factor of production.
D) Physical capital is a non-produced factor of production.
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A) human capital.
B) physical capital.
C) technology.
D) productivity.
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A) -2.2 percent
B) -0.7 percent
C) 2.2 percent
D) 4.5 percent
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