A) an innovation.
B) a patent.
C) an externality.
D) magical growth.
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A) nominal GDP.
B) real GDP.
C) chain-weighted GDP.
D) real GDP per capita.
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A) encourages economic growth by creating incentives to invest in capital and to be innovative.
B) discourages economic growth by discouraging the development of new ideas and ways of doing things.
C) reduces the efficiency of government, which reduces the growth rate of the economy over time.
D) encourages investment but discourages entrepreneurial activity, so the effect on economic growth is uncertain.
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A) Changes in per capita nominal GDP are used to measure economic growth because population growth can distort the figures and we want to use the nominal amounts since that is what people identify with.
B) Changes in per capita nominal GDP are used to measure economic growth, but there are serious problems concerning the desirability of using figures that do not account for pollution and urban sprawl.
C) Changes in per capita real GDP are used to measure economic growth because this accurately measures all the differences in living standards across countries.
D) Changes in per capita real GDP are used to measure economic growth because inflation and population growth can distort nominal GDP figures or total GDP figures.
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A) economic welfare.
B) cost of living standards.
C) cultural harmony.
D) productive activity.
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A) allow the government control of the innovations.
B) give confidence to inventors that they will profit from their innovation.
C) give confidence to consumers that the products they buy are safe.
D) give businesses loans to buy new machinery.
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A) It is an accurate measure of economic well-being.
B) It is a reasonably good measure of productive activity.
C) Per capita real Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is a good gauge of a nation's quality of life because it takes into account a nation's cultural and spiritual values.
D) all of the above
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A) Countries with higher rates of entrepreneurship have higher rates of poverty.
B) Countries with higher rates of entrepreneurship have lower rates of immigration.
C) Countries with higher rates of entrepreneurship have lower rates of economic growth.
D) Countries that protect the property rights of entrepreneurs will have higher rates of economic growth.
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A) more labor hours.
B) growth of capital.
C) technological progress.
D) less saving.
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A) he has the exclusive right to make, sell or use his invention for 5 years.
B) the patent holder has less incentive to invest in R&D because one successful invention removes the need to develop others.
C) the patent holder is guaranteed a profit on his invention.
D) the protection of a current invention would increase spending on R&D.
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A) it has too many resources.
B) it has a corrupt government.
C) it has a low rate of saving.
D) there are too many skilled workers in the country.
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A) resources use.
B) nominal income.
C) satisfaction.
D) productive capacity.
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A) a decrease in economic growth
B) an increase in labor productivity
C) a reduction in the saving rate
D) an increase in population growth
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A) no, because modern birth control has limited population growth in all nations
B) yes, as evidenced by the famine and food shortages affecting every nation today
C) no, because the world's food supply has grown much more rapidly than Malthus foresaw
D) Yes. The world's food supply, measured by calories per person, continues to fall.
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A) agriculture.
B) manufacturing.
C) services.
D) population increases.
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A) Population growth is the key to a nation's economic growth.
B) Population growth is not a problem if food production keeps up, and Malthus predicted that it would.
C) Population growth is a huge problem if housing and medical care don't also increase.
D) The population would grow faster than food supplies, which would be a recipe for disaster.
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A) real GDP
B) number of workers
C) number of labor hours
D) all of the above
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A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
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A) nominal personal income.
B) nominal Gross Domestic Product (GDP) .
C) per capita real Gross Domestic Product (GDP) .
D) per capita nominal Gross Domestic Product (GDP) .
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