Constant Returns to Scale in the Matching Function Means That $x > 0$

question 22

Multiple Choice

Constant returns to scale in the matching function means that, given any constant $x > 0$

• A) \(m ( x Q , x A ) > x m ( Q , A )\).
• B) \(m ( x Q , x A ) < x m ( Q , A )\).
• C) \(m ( x Q , x A ) = \mathrm { e } ^ { \mathrm { x } m } ( Q , A )\).
• D) \(m ( x Q , x A ) = \frac { 1 } { x } m ( Q , A )\).
• E) \(m ( x Q , x A ) = x m ( Q , A )\).

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