QUESTION 18
Say that the economy is in steady state. Assume now that the government implements an important educational program that makes college more accessible to the population. As a result, there is an improvement of technology and productivity in the economy. The other parameters in the economy remain constant. Comparing the new steady state with the original steady state, you can claim that
output per worker and capital per worker have risen |
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output per worker has risen, but capital per worker has fallen |
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output per worker has fallen, but capital per worker has risen |
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None of the above/below |
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output per worker and capital per worker have fallen |
QUESTION 19
Say that, given the wonderful weather in the city, many workers from other states move to Los Angeles to look for work. As a result
Real wages W/P will decrease in Los Angeles |
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Real wages W/P will increase in Los Angeles |
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It is not possible to say whether real wages will increase or decrease, it depends on how many workers move to Los Angeles |
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Real wages W/P will remain unchanged |
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None of the above/below |
let take ,
Y=A*K^0.5*L^0.5
Y/L=A*(K/L)^0.5
y=A*k^0.5. { y is Income per worker and k is capital per worker.
Iet say saving rate is s.
Investment per worker=s* y=s*(A*k^0.5)
consumption per worker=(1-s)y=(1-s)*(A*k^0.5)
Increase in productivity will increase value of A.
So output per worker Increase ,so saving per worker and thus Investment per worker will increase.
As income per worker Increase so consumption per worker Increase.
Option A is right
When workers move los Angels, the supply of labour Increases and labour supply shift downward which leads to fall in equilibrium market nominal wage .
Real wage=nominal wage/ price index
Decrease in nominal wage and price remain unchanged will decrease real wage .
Option A is correct
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