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The table below provides data on Canada's real GDP per person,average labour productivity,and share of population employed in 1960 and 2000.Use this information for the following questions.(Assume that between 1960 and 2000 there are 40 years) .
The table below provides data on Canada's real GDP per person,average labour productivity,and share of population employed in 1960 and 2000.Use this information for the following questions.(Assume that between 1960 and 2000 there are 40 years) .    -Canada's real GDP per person in 1960,which shows the quantity of goods and services each person can consume in 1960,depends on the quantity of goods and services each worker can __________ in 1960,and the number of people (as a proportion of the total population) __________ in 1960. A)  produce;working B)  produce;not working C)  produce;not in the labour force D)  produce;in the labour force E)  consume;working
-Canada's real GDP per person in 1960,which shows the quantity of goods and services each person can consume in 1960,depends on the quantity of goods and services each worker can __________ in 1960,and the number of people (as a proportion of the total population) __________ in 1960.

Distinguish between fixed and variable costs and their behavior in relation to changes in production volume.
Comprehend the implications of cost classification on external financial reporting under generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP).
Recognize the role of manufacturing overhead in product costing.
Understand the concept of opportunity costs and its relevance in a manufacturing context.

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