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1) From 1950 to 2000, employment in manufacturing as a percentage of total employment in States States fell from 28% to 13%. The same time, the production of manufactured goods grew slightly faster than that of the total economy.
a. What do these facts say about growth in worker productivity (defined as the production per worker) in the manufacturing sector?
b. In your opinion, do policy makers they should be concerned about the decrease in the percentage of manufacturing jobs? Explain.
2) International data show a correlation positive between political stability and economic growth.
a. Explain the way in which more income high could lead to better results for health.
b. Explain the way in which the best health outcomes could generate a higher income.
c. How is the relative importance of your two hypotheses could be relevant to the Public politics?
3) International data show a correlation positive between political stability and economic growth.
a. By what mechanism does stability policy could lead to growth vigorous economic?
b. By what mechanism does growth vigorous economic growth could lead to political stability?
4) Suppose an automobile company is by fully owned by German citizens and building a new factory in Carolina South.
a. What type of foreign investment would represent this?
b. What would be the effect of this investment on America's GDP? The effect on the GDP of the United States would be higher or less?