91. Ceteris paribus 92. A HEADLINE article in the text asks parents, "Do you expect your children's generation to enjoy a higher standard of living than your generation?" What is necessary for the standard of living to rise? 93. A HEADLINE article in the text indicates that Korea is running out of food. If North Korea is on its production possibilities curve and reduces its production of food so that it can increase the size of its military, this is most consistent with: 94. A HEADLINE article in the text indicates that North Korea is expanding its missile programs, and at the same time it is running out of food. If North Korea is on its production possibilities curve and reduces food production so that it can increase the size of its military, this is an example of:
91. Ceteris paribus 92. A HEADLINE article in the text asks parents, "Do you expect your children's generation to enjoy a higher standard of living than your generation?" What is necessary for the standard of living to rise? 93. A HEADLINE article in the text indicates that Korea is running out of food. If North Korea is on its production possibilities curve and reduces its production of food so that it can increase the size of its military, this is most consistent with: 94. A HEADLINE article in the text indicates that North Korea is expanding its missile programs, and at the same time it is running out of food. If North Korea is on its production possibilities curve and reduces food production so that it can increase the size of its military, this is an example of:
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