An Increase in the Amount of Capital Per Worker Will

question 28

Multiple Choice

An increase in the amount of capital per worker will:

• A)increase labor productivity but not capital productivity.
• B)increase capital productivity but not labor productivity.
• C)increase both labor and capital productivity.
• D)shift the per-worker production function upward.
• E)increase total output but not the productivity levels of individual workers.

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