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need help solving question 3 4 and 5
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David answered on Dec 22 2021
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3 (a) The slope of the
eak even investment line in the Solow model is given by (n+g+δ), so when the depreciation rate, δ, falls, the slope of the
eak-even investment also decreases.
The actual investment curve is sf(k), however remains unaffected. As a result of the fall in depreciation rate, in the balanced-growth-path, the level of capital per unit of effective labor increases from k* to k*new
(b) Because of an increase in the level of technology, represented by g, the slope of the
eak even investment line (n+g+δ), increases. Once again, the actual investment curve sf(k) is unchanged.
In this situation, the level of capital per unit of effective labor on the balanced growth path decreases from k* to k*new .
(c) An increase in the capital’s share(α) in the production function keeps the
eak even investment unchanged.
The actual investment curve is represented by sf(k)= skα . So after taking derivative of skα
With respect to α, we have, dskα / dα= skα ln k. For 0< α <1, and k>1, ln k>0 implies,
dskα / dα >0 which means that the new actual investment curve would lie above the old one.
If k<1 then lnk<0 implying , dskα / dα<0 and so the new actual investment curve would lie
elow the old one. And, if k=1 them lnk=0 and the...
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