In the Malthusian Model,the Steady State Effects of an Increase

question 20

Multiple Choice

In the Malthusian model,the steady state effects of an increase in z are to

• A) decrease the quantity of land per worker, increase the population, and leave consumption per worker unchanged.
• B) increase the quantity of land per worker, increase the population, and leave consumption per worker unchanged.
• C) decrease the quantity of land per worker, increase the population, and increase consumption per worker
• D) decrease the quantity of land per worker, decrease the population, and leave consumption per worker unchanged
• E) shift the production function upwards, but leave the steady state unchanged.

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