The quantity of real GDP supplied depends on the quantity of labor employed, the quantity of physical and human capital, and the state of technology
Option C
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The production of real GDP depends on the labor market; on money, human capital and technical state; on land and natural resources; on creative ability.
It is the cumulative amount of finished product and service that U.S. companies intend to manufacture. It depends on how much labor, money, human capital and technical requirements as well as on land and natural resources and market expertise is hired.
When all other effects on output schedules remains constant, the relationship between the amount of actual GDP provided and the level of prices will continue. It occurs if, at the crossroads of the AD and AS curvature, the amount of real GDP demanded is the same.
There are loads of examples of public services that might be more efficiently run with competition. Think about the US Postal Service. With the rise of UPS and FEDex, the USPS has had to improve and change to stay competitive. I think there needs to be a line drawn where there needs to be significant oversight because the services could have a significant impact on people's livelihood. Think about police or military, I am not sure that I want a private firm handling those sensitive issues.
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The most obvious potential benefit is turning desert land into arable land. As total arable land increases, the country will be able to grow more crops. As more crops are grown and harvested, the country will be able to feed larger populations without having to import large amounts of food. E.g. in many Arab nations, food and water are scarce and they are forced to import most of their food. If they didn't have oil exports, they wouldn't be able to pay for these imports.
The answer is most likely 3 because if the demolition isnt successful then they'll have to redo it
