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An increase in labour hours will lead to Question 1 options:
a) neither a movement along nor a shift of the aggregate production function.
b) a movement along the aggregate production function.
c) a downward shift of the aggregate production function.
d) both a movement along and an upward shift of the aggregate production function. e) an upward shift of the aggregate production function.
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An increase in labour productivity ________ the real wage rate and an increase in population ________ the real wage rate.
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Question 3:- Labour productivity rises when
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Question 4:- Capital increases when
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Question 5:- Which of the following is false?
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Question 6:- All of the following are sources of loanable funds EXCEPT
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Answer 1.
b) a movement along the aggregate production function
reason- When labor hours increases, productivity increases. more output is produced. so there is movement along the production function.
Answer 2. raises, lowers
reason- rise in labor productivity, increasss Wage rate as workers are more efficient now. while rise in population leads to excess supply of labor and fall in real wage rate.
Answer . 3. the amount of capital per worker increases
reason- labor productivity is the quantity of real GDP produced by an hour of labor.
when capital per worker Increases productivity Increases.
Answer4. net investment is positive.
reason- When net investment is positive it means Gross investment is greater than depreciation. so capital Increases
Answer 5. Y=C+G+I+M-X
reason- M- X is net imports but X-M net export is added in C,G, I. So, this is wrong
Answer 6. international borrow saving season- Government surolsu, private aavibgs, business savings are all loanable funds sources.