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Often people trying to withdraw money from their bank must wait in line, which reflects a ________ allocation method.
 
  A) first-come, first-served
  B) market price
  C) contest
  D) command

Question 2

The assumption that population growth will lead to a fall in real GDP per person rate back to subsistence level is
 
  A) accepted by all economists today.
  B) associated with Malthusians.
  C) part of the neoclassical school of growth theory.
  D) central to the new growth theory.


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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

B



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