Macroeconomics: Canada in the Global EnvironmentAddison-Wesley, 1994 - 1088 ˹éÒ |
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... capital equipment ( row e of the table ) . If she devotes more time to capital accumulation , she produces successively smaller amounts of corn and cloth . The curve abcde is Jane's production possibility frontier for capital goods ...
... capital equipment ( row e of the table ) . If she devotes more time to capital accumulation , she produces successively smaller amounts of corn and cloth . The curve abcde is Jane's production possibility frontier for capital goods ...
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... Capital stock on December 31 , 1992 9,500 Indirect taxes minus Subsidies 85 12.3 ( value of knitting machines owned at end of 1992 ) Depreciation ( capital consumption ) Gross domestic product 82 11.9 689 100.0 Swanky , Inc.'s capital ...
... Capital stock on December 31 , 1992 9,500 Indirect taxes minus Subsidies 85 12.3 ( value of knitting machines owned at end of 1992 ) Depreciation ( capital consumption ) Gross domestic product 82 11.9 689 100.0 Swanky , Inc.'s capital ...
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... Capital per capita capita capital , the rich country produces more out- put than the poor country . For example , a farmer in a rich country might use a ten - horsepower tractor , whereas a farmer in a poor country might use ten horses ...
... Capital per capita capita capital , the rich country produces more out- put than the poor country . For example , a farmer in a rich country might use a ten - horsepower tractor , whereas a farmer in a poor country might use ten horses ...
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