If a country's labor and capital grow at the same rate, is this likely to have the same impact on the growth rate of output? 0 Yes. If labor and capital are growing at the same rate, the impact on the growth rate of output is the same. 0 No. Growth in labor always has a bigger impact than growth in capital. 0 No. Growth in capital always has a bigger impact than growth in labor. 0 It depends on whether the capital share of output is larger than the labor share of output. \fEven though many rich countries already have very high levels of physical and human capital, they are able to continuously grow because they: 0 have higher per capita income. 0 have higher levels of real GDP growth. 0 trade with other rich countries. 0 can continuously increase any of the components that lead to productivity growth