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Productivity and firm size - Practice Questions
1. In Portugal, firms tend to be:
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Shrinking in size
Greatly expanding in size
More capital intensive than other countries of similar size and resources
2. One way the Portuguese government could promote business growth would be:
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Increase the regulation on all firms
Shift resources away from new investment projects into the fishing industry
Decrease or eliminate the regulations placed on firms
