Unlike the Long-Run Classical Model in Chapter 3, the Solow

question 18

Multiple Choice

Unlike the long-run classical model in Chapter 3, the Solow growth model:

• A) assumes that the factors of production and technology are the sources of the economy's output.
• B) describes changes in the economy over time.
• C) is static.
• D) assumes that the supply of goods determines how much output is produced.

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