An Increase in Labor Productivity Necessarily Means an Increase in Real

question 110

Multiple Choice

An increase in labor productivity necessarily means an increase in real GDP per capita if:

• A)real GDP increases.
• B)the employment growth rate is greater than the population growth rate.
• C)the employment growth rate is less than the population growth rate.
• D)the size of the labor force remains constant.
• E)real GDP increases more rapidly than nominal GDP.

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