Saving and investment that increase a nation's capital lead to
A) slower growth because there is a lack of consumption.
B) a decrease in labor productivity as capital is used to replace labor.
C) a decrease in the amount of capital per worker.
D) an increase in labor productivity.
Question 2
The figure above shows Roger's production possibilities frontier. Point a is an ________ point and at that point production is ________.
A) attainable; efficient
B) attainable; inefficient
C) unattainable; inefficient
D) unattainable; efficient
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