A) Education produces a return to society that is greater than the return to the individual.
B) Education produces a return to society that is less than the return to the individual.
C) Education produces costs to society that the individual does not take into account.
D) Only education acquired abroad by immigrants has an externality effect.
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A) Brazil
B) Germany
C) Canada
D) United States
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A) a societal good
B) a private good
C) a public good
D) a normal good
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A) Its growth will slow down.
B) Its productivity will decrease.
C) It will essentially be transforming pork chops into stereos.
D) Its economic well-being will decrease, while that of the country that sells stereos will increase.
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A) Workers in countries with low incomes will work more hours than workers in countries with high incomes.
B) The capital stock in rich countries deteriorates at a higher rate because it already has a lot of capital.
C) New capital adds more to production in a country that doesn't have much capital than in a country that already has much capital.
D) Poor countries tend to save a higher share of their income than rich countries.
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True/False
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A) coal
B) honey
C) livestock
D) lumber
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A) about 5 percent
B) about 10 percent
C) about 15 percent
D) about 20 percent
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A) These are outward-oriented policies and most economists believe they would have beneficial effects on growth.
B) These are outward-oriented policies and most economists believe they would have adverse effects on growth.
C) These are inward-oriented policies and most economists believe they would have beneficial effects on growth.
D) These are inward-oriented policies and most economists believe they would have adverse effects on growth.
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A) physical capital
B) human capital
C) the production function
D) technology
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A) increased GDP per person
B) more people imply more ideas and more labour force, which promotes growth
C) depletion of productive resources and lower standards of living
D) increase in productivity in the food sector, which is necessary to support the increase in population
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A) the number of computers available in schools and universities
B) the average percentage of income people give to charity
C) the number of persons in the labour force
D) knowledge acquired from on-the-job training
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A) the capital accumulation function
B) technological knowledge
C) the production function
D) human capital
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A) productivity
B) output
C) the availability of natural resources
D) the amount of human capital
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A) foreign portfolio investments
B) indirect domestic investments
C) foreign direct investments
D) foreign indirect investments
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A) It is the idea that saving will always "catch up" with investment spending.
B) It is the idea that it is easier for a country to grow fast and "catch up" with richer countries if it starts out relatively poor.
C) It is the idea that rich countries aid relatively poor countries so as to help them "catch up."
D) It is the idea that if investment spending is low, increased saving will help investment to "catch up."
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A) Germany
B) the United Kingdom
C) Canada
D) the United States
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