How does increasing the level of public education spending typically affect the long- term economic growth of a country? A. It has no effect on long-term economic growth. B. It reduces long-term economic growth due to higher taxes. C. It increases long-term economic growth by improving the workforce's skills and knowledge. D. It initially boosts economic growth but leads to a decline in productivity over time.

How does increasing the level of public education spending typically affect the long- term economic growth of a country? A. It has no effect on long-term economic growth. B. It reduces long-term economic growth due to higher taxes. C. It increases long-term economic growth by improving the workforce's skills and knowledge. D. It initially boosts economic growth but leads to a decline in productivity over time.

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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ISBN:9780190931919

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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