Home / Business /An increase in pollution has caused a permanent increase in therate of capital depreciation. This would causeA. a decrease in output per worker.B. output per worker to rise.C. an increase in the steady state capital per worker.D. the steady state capital per worker would be unaffected.

Question An increase in pollution has caused a permanent increase in therate of capital depreciation. This would causeA. a decrease in output per worker.B. output per worker to rise.C. an increase in the steady state capital per worker.D. the steady state capital per worker would be unaffected.

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An increase in pollution has caused a permanent increase in the rate of capital depreciation. This would cause

A. a decrease in output per worker.

B. output per worker to rise.

C. an increase in the steady state capital per worker.

D. the steady state capital per worker would be unaffected.

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