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Scenario: Red Country and Purple Country have identical aggregate production functions. The amount of physical capital stock available to each country is equal. Labor supply in Red Country is HR, while the labor supply in Purple Country is HP.

Refer to the scenario above. They imply that the ________.

▸ value of natural resources is the same in both countries

▸ average human capital of workers is greater in Purple Country

▸ people in both countries experience the same quality of education

▸ relationship between physical capital, labor, and GDP is the same in both countries

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Authors: Acemoglu, Laibson, List

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