In a constant-returns Cobb-Douglas economy, output grew by 5…
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In а cоnstаnt-returns Cоbb-Dоuglаs economy, output grew by 5%, capital grew by 4%, labor grew by 1%, and the labor share is 0.65. What is the TFP growth rate?
Yоu will prоvide а link tо your GitHub repository. You will NOT write аny code in the аnswer slot. If you write code in the answer slot, it is an automatic 0. I advise you make sure you tackle the BARE MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS before tackling anything else. Remember: your files should be PYTHON FILES. Those end in .py. If you turn in a file that is not a .py file, I will no longer save it as a .py file. If it fails to run because you saved the wrong file, you will earn a 0. Thibodeaux's Tech Triage offers tech support fixing phones, computers, and the like. The company has a number of technology support tickets and no way to organize them! You will build Thibodeaux's a ticketing system. This will be a command line interface (CLI) program. This program should use a complex data structure to manage the support tickets. This data structure should make logical sense for the program. Consider: support tickets tend to operate as first ticket submitted or opened is the first ticket worked on, processed, and resolved. All support tickets should have a 4-character ticket number and the issue to be solved. For example: #0001 - PC won't turn on This program should be able to (bare minimum requirements) prompt the user to choose from a menu of actions to take (remember: menus should keep prompting and executing actions until the user chooses to quit) and wait for response if the user does not choose a listed menu item, the program re-prompts the user until an appropriate option is chosen use the correct data structure add tickets to the data structure (open a ticket) print out a list of tickets still to be worked on (that is, list all open tickets) remove a ticket from the data structure (close the ticket) the ticket to be closed should print out to the screen You will have to determine what data structure should be used here (a stack or a queue). For work that exceeds expectations, the program should also be able to store all closed tickets in an appropriate data structure that implements last-in, first-out this data structure should also be accessible from the menu with options to "Review All Closed Tickets" to print out all closed tickets "Review Previously Closed Ticket" to review the last closed ticket utilizes an additional Ticket class to create the ticket data used in the data structure's node The ideal solution (i.e. the best solution) is one that utilizes an additional class to create the ticket data used in the data structure's node implements the Review All Closed Tickets functionality (will require another data structure) implements the Review Previously Closed Ticket functionality (will require another data structure) Below is a sample menu and output for the IDEAL solution. This is not exhaustive: Welcome to Thibodeaux's Tech Triage----------------------------------- Type the number for the action you wish to perform and then hit Enter. 1. Open a new ticket 2. List All Open Tickets 3. Close ticket 4. Review All Closed Tickets 5. Review Previously Closed Tickets 6. Quit What do you want to do? __7 I'm sorry, that is not an appropriate action. Type the number for the action you wish to perform and then hit Enter. 1. Open a new ticket 2. List All Open Tickets 3. Close ticket 4. Review All Closed Tickets 5. Review Previously Closed Tickets 6. Quit What do you want to do?__1 Ticket Number: 0001 Ticket: PC won't turn on Ticket opened! Type the number for the action you wish to perform and then hit Enter. 1. Open a new ticket 2. List All Open Tickets 3. Close ticket 4. Review All Closed Tickets 5. Review Previously Closed Tickets 6. Quit What do you want to do?__1 Ticket Number: 0002 Ticket: Phone screen broke Ticket opened! Type the number for the action you wish to perform and then hit Enter. 1. Open a new ticket 2. List All Open Tickets 3. Close ticket 4. Review All Closed Tickets 5. Review Previously Closed Tickets 6. Quit What do you want to do?__2 Open Tickets: #001 PC won't turn on #002 Phone screen broke