What could be a consequence of a population growth in an economy? Decreased total output of goods and services Lower capital per worker Immediate increase in living standards Reduction in technological progress
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Population growth, in general, can have various effects on an economy. It can lead to an increase in the labor force, which may boost production and economic growth if there is sufficient capital and resources to support the growing population. However, it can Show more…
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