If We Measure Scarcity or Abundance Correctly, We Should Use

question 127

Multiple Choice

If we measure scarcity or abundance correctly, we should use the concept of "effective factor endowment." This means:

• A) the actual factor endowment multiplied by the average productivity of workers compared with its share of world GDP.
• B) trying to find out how much labor and capital are really involved in producing goods competing with imports and exports.
• C) measuring more effectively a nation's actual factor endowment.
• D) the actual factor endowment of labor multiplied by the productivity of capital, because, effectively, the productivity of one depends on the quantity of the other.

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