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... labour force measured in man - hours , to capital stock measured in dollars , and to various other inputs that are considered important . An equation can be written that states that the rate of growth of GNP de- pends upon the rates of ...
... labour force measured in man - hours , to capital stock measured in dollars , and to various other inputs that are considered important . An equation can be written that states that the rate of growth of GNP de- pends upon the rates of ...
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... labour productivity . In the other , because of hesitation or ignorance , the investment program may lead only to marginal changes in productive processes ; the resulting growth in labour productivity and GNP will be small . For example ...
... labour productivity . In the other , because of hesitation or ignorance , the investment program may lead only to marginal changes in productive processes ; the resulting growth in labour productivity and GNP will be small . For example ...
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... labour , and capital endowments of countries : a country will tend to have a relative cost advantage in goods requiring the intensive use of the country's relatively abundant factor of production ( thus land - rich Canada exports wheat ) ...
... labour , and capital endowments of countries : a country will tend to have a relative cost advantage in goods requiring the intensive use of the country's relatively abundant factor of production ( thus land - rich Canada exports wheat ) ...
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