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The following table compares some attributes of workers in South Korea, Spain, and the United States.

CountryIncome per workerAverage years of schoolingPercentage of U.S. physical capital stock per worker
Spain88,94410.2781.2%
South Korea67,24712.0552.6%
United States112,51713.18100%

Refer to the table above. Assume students in South Korea not only experience longer schooling than do students in Spain, but also higher quality schooling. A measure that calculates the income per worker if technology in a country were at the United States' level would likely ________.

▸ overestimate the GDP per capita difference between Spain and South Korea

▸ overestimate the technology difference between Spain and South Korea

▸ underestimate the GDP per capita difference between Spain and South Korea

▸ underestimate the technology difference between Spain and South Korea
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Smart ... Thanks!
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Good timing, thanks!
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This helped my grade so much Perfect
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