ECON 2000 Chapter Notes - Chapter 7: Diminishing Returns, Marginal Product, Production Function

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The standard of living over time and across. Real gdp per capita is the best measure of the quantity of goods and services available per person. Aggregate production function: an equation that shows the relationship between the inputs employed by firms and the maximum output firms can produce with those inputs: output is real gdp, included is only labour and capital as inputs. Higher the index, more economy produces given capital and labour. A measures the influence of any factor that determines real gdp other than the quantities of capital and labour. Capital and labor (k and l) both earn shares of total income equal to value of there exponents: constant return to scale. Occurs if all inputs increase by the same percentage, real gdp increases by. When you double all your inputs, and your production doubles from the same % before.

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