In Neoclassical Growth Theory, Increasing the Amount of Capital Employed

question 15

Multiple Choice

In Neoclassical growth theory, increasing the amount of capital employed in production the average standard of living as long as the marginal product of capital exceeds zero.

• A)at first reduces but eventually raises
• B)at first raises but eventually reduces
• C)has no effect on
• D)unambiguously reduces
• E)unambiguously raises

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