According to the neoclassical growth model, which of the following statements is false?
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Варианты ответа:
- If the population continually grows, while everything else stays the same, then living standards will be lower than they would be if the population was constant
- If people save and invest a higher proportion of their incomes, while everything else stays the same, then there will be sustained growth
- If people save and invest a higher proportion of their incomes, while everything else stays the same, living standards could fall
- A new technology which makes workers more productive, while everything else stays the same, may not lead to sustained growth
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