The Primary Difference Between the Endogenous and Neoclassical Growth Theory

question 39

Multiple Choice

The primary difference between the endogenous and neoclassical growth theory models consists of the role played by

• A) capital stock increments.
• B) labor force changes.
• C) technological change.
• D) government regulations.
• E) government subsidies.

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Definitions:

Union Density

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