. Free international trade stimulates economic growth by _____________________________________________. Group of answer choices a. extracting all the available gains from specialization and trade b. funding basic education and by ensuring high standards in skills such as language, mathematics, and science c. funding basic research and allocating public funds to their highest-valued use d. incentivizing saving and investment for capital accumulation as well as tax incentives to promote saving
. Free international trade stimulates economic growth by _____________________________________________. Group of answer choices a. extracting all the available gains from specialization and trade b. funding basic education and by ensuring high standards in skills such as language, mathematics, and science c. funding basic research and allocating public funds to their highest-valued use d. incentivizing saving and investment for capital accumulation as well as tax incentives to promote saving
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1. Free international trade stimulates economic growth by _____________________________________________.
Group of answer choices
a. extracting all the available gains from specialization and trade
b. funding basic education and by ensuring high standards in skills such as language, mathematics, and science
c. funding basic research and allocating public funds to their highest-valued use
d. incentivizing saving and investment for capital accumulation as well as tax incentives to promote saving
2. What did psychologist Pam A. Mueller (Princeton University) and marketing professor Daniel M. Oppenheimer (UCLA) find when they studied about 67 Princeton University students taking notes by hand and on laptops while watching TED talks?
Group of answer choices
a. They did not find any difference between the groups taking notes and their performance on tests.
b. They found those using laptops were more inclined to take verbatim notes and performed worse on tests.
c. They found those longhand notes were more inclined to take verbatim notes and performed worse on tests.
d. None of the above are correct.
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