Potential GDP in the South Korea would not be affected by a. a change in the number of highly-skilled workers in South Korea b. a change in the amount of natural resources available in South Korea c. a change in the price level in South Korea d. a change in the level of production technology in South Korea e. all of the above Moving to the next question prevents changes to this answer.
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