If K = capital and L = labor, then output per laborer is

a. K/L
b. GDP/K
c. L/K
d. L/GDP
e. GDP/L

E

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Which of the following statements is true?

A) Hours of labor that go into producing a product is a better unit of account than paper money. B) When money is used as a yardstick to describe the price of various goods and services, it is serving as a store of value. C) The necessary condition required for money to function as a medium of exchange is that it also needs to be a store of value. D) One of the limitations of using money is that it does not allow for the transfer of purchasing power into the future.

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