If two countries have different levels of GDP per capita will they ever converge to the same level?
a. Yes, with the right economic policies and trade agreements in place, two countries with different levels of GDP per capita can converge to the same level.
b. No, differences in resource endowments, technology, and institutional quality may prevent convergence in GDP per capita between two countries.
c. Maybe, if there is significant investment in human capital and infrastructure, convergence in GDP per capita may be possible.
d. It depends, as the process of convergence in GDP per capita is complex and influenced by various factors such as government policies, market conditions, and global economic trends.