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The \"Hartwick Rule\" depends on ________________________ . the substitutability of different forms of physical capital the maintenance of physical flows of certain key individual resources the goodwill of the future generations the substitutability of physical capital and natural capital Solution.

The "Hartwick Rule" depends on ________________________ . the substitutability of
different forms of physical capital the maintenance of physical flows of certain key individual
resources the goodwill of the future generations the substitutability of physical capital and
natural capital
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