Answer:
Table-1 shows that output is fluctuating (i.e. economic growth is not stable) because of slow growth of L and K along with falling capital intensity and decreasing productivity.

Table-2 shows that output is decreasing (i.e. economic growth is decreasing) because of slow growth of L and declining growth rate of K.

Table-3 shows that output is rising (i.e. economic growth is increasing) because of increasing productivity and almost same growth rates of both L and K.

Macroeconomics Workshop-2 Problem 1 Tables 1, 2, and 3 present some data on three hypothetical economies....