Allowing for Productivity Differences Between Rich and Poor Countries Results

question 141

Multiple Choice

Allowing for productivity differences between rich and poor countries results in:

• A) poor countries reaching the levels of capital per worker of rich countries.
• B) poor countries reaching the levels of output per worker of rich countries.
• C) poor countries not reaching the levels of capital per worker of rich countries.
• D) rich country capital per worker decreasing to the level of poor countries.

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