Economics · Economic Growth and Development
In the Solow-Swan neo-classical growth model, the steady-state growth equilibrium occurs where:
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- 1Savings per worker exceeds capital accumulation requirements.
- 2Capital per worker grows at an exponential rate relative to population.
- 3Actual investment per worker equals the required investment for depreciation and capital widening.✓
- 4Investment per worker is exactly equal to the total output per worker.
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Actual investment per worker equals the required investment for depreciation and capital widening.
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