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A country has an aggregate production function of the form Y = A × K1/3 × H2/3, where Y denotes total output, A denotes the level of technology, K denotes the physical capital stock, and H denotes the efficiency units of production. Which of the following is likely to happen if the physical capital stock and the efficiency units of labor available to the country increase by 10 percent over a span of 5 years, while the state of technology used in the country remains the same?

▸ Output will double.

▸ Output will increase by 1 percent.

▸ Output will increase by 5 percent.

▸ Output will increase by 10 percent.

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