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In real business cycle theory, the persistence of shocks to total factor productivity is justified by
A) the behavior of Solow residuals.
B) the fact that Taylor rules have been used in post-war United States.
C) the fact that capital takes some time to build.
D) the fact that some capital depreciates every period.
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