Historically, the Total Amount of Real Capital Per Worker in the United

question 50

Multiple Choice

Historically, the total amount of real capital per worker in the United States has

• A) provided financing for the industrial expansion of business.
• B) increased significantly and made labor more productive.
• C) been the single most important determinant of economic growth.
• D) remained relatively constant, although the quality of capital has improved dramatically.

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