Potential output
a. is defined as the level of real output that the economy could produce at high rates of resource utilization.
b. only occurs when both the unemployment rate and inflation rate are zero.
c. can be estimated by choosing benchmark measures of high resource utilization.
d. Both a and c
Question 2
The per-worker production function flattens out due to ________.
A) the negative relationship between price and quantity demanded
B) the positive relationship between price and quantity demanded
C) the diminishing marginal product of capital
D) an increase in the general level of prices
The resting membrane potential.
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Normal change in sea level
Fogel’s Map of a Potential Water Transport Network for 1890