In the Romer Model, If Canada and Taiwan Have the Same

question 114

Multiple Choice

In the Romer model, if Canada and Taiwan have the same fraction of researchers and the same knowledge efficiency parameter but Canada's population is larger, then:

• A) Taiwan has a higher per capita output growth rate.
• B) Canada has a higher per capita output growth rate.
• C) each country's per capita output grows at the same rate.
• D) Canada has higher per capita income than Taiwan.
• E) Canada's level of income is greater than Taiwan's.

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