Per capita income in Alberta is higher than the per capita income
in New Burnswick.
However, growth rate of per capita income is higher in New Burnswick than Alberta.
So, in short-run, Alberta will experience higher increase in per capita income as its per capita income is already higher.
On the other hand, in long-run, New Burnswick will experience higher increase in income as its growth rate of per capita income is higher than Alberta.
So,
(a)
From the perspective of trying to maximize your income per capita, Alberta will have higher increases in income over the next few years.
Hence, the correct answer is the option (3).
(b)
From the perspective of trying to maximize your income per capita, New Burnswick will have higher increases in income in the long-run.
Hence, the correct answer is the option (4).
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