1. Consider a country that is in the steady state. All else the same, a permanent increase in the rate of population growth can be expected to _____ the level of output per capita and ____ the level of consumption per capita.
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2. Consider a country that is in the steady state. All else the same, a permanent increase in the rate of saving can be expected to _____ the level of output per capita and ____ the level of consumption per capita.
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3. Consider a country that is in the steady state. All else the same, a permanent increase in the rate of saving can be expected to _____ the growth rate of output per capita and ____ the level of output per capita in the new steady state.
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4. All else the same, an increase in the level of the capital stock will ____ the level of depreciation and ____ the marginal product of capital.
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