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In neoclassical growth theory, technological change ________.
 
  A) occurs by chance
  B) is influenced by population growth
  C) is influenced by the rate of economic growth
  D) occurs at a steady rate

Question 2

If the marginal cost of an activity exceeds the marginal benefit, then
 
  A) the activity will occur because the high marginal cost means it must be highly valued.
  B) the forgone alternatives' costs must be increased.
  C) an alternative action will be selected.
  D) the person must concentrate on the activity's total benefits.



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

C




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