If Capital and Labor Are Gross Complements in Production

question 1

Multiple Choice

If capital and labor are gross complements in production,

• A) then the scale effect dominates.
• B) then the substitution effect dominates.
• C) then the scale and substitution effects are of equal magnitude.
• D) then capital and labor must be used in a one to one ratio.
• E) then capital and labor cannot be used at the same time.

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