What Is the Difference Between the Structural Stagnation Hypothesis and Secular

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Multiple Choice

What is the difference between the structural stagnation hypothesis and secular stagnation theory?

• A)Structural stagnation sees globalization as the cause of a stagnation, while secular stagnation sees too little investment as the cause.
• B)Structural stagnation sees too little investment as the cause of a stagnation, while secular stagnation sees globalization as the cause.
• C)Structural stagnation sees foreign countries moving down the value added chain as the cause of a stagnation, while secular stagnation sees foreign countries moving up the value added chain as the cause of a stagnation.
• D)There is no difference, they both attribute stagnation to too little investment.

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