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Given data on capital (K), labor (N), and output (Y), and estimates of capital's share of output (a), the Solow residual is measured as
A) Y K to power of ((a))N to power of ((1-a))
B) Y / (K to power of ((a))N to power of ((1-a)))
C) (Y K to power of ((a))) / N to power of ((1-a))
D) 1/(Y K to power of ((a))N to power of ((1-a)))
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This is incredible, wasn't expecting anyone to answer this one
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Take care for now
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