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Question 1

The mathematical representation of the technological relationship between inputs and national output is known as the


◦ aggregate supply function.
◦ production possibilities frontier.
◦ aggregate production function.
◦ input-output table.

Question 2

The aggregate production function is the mathematical representation of the technological relationship between


◦ national output and fiscal policy.
◦ national output and inputs.
◦ fiscal and monetary policy changes and national output.
◦ the rate of capital accumulation and national output.
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