A) if population growth slows down , then n falls, so the Slope of line of depreciation falls
It gets flatter, thus , both k & y rises
.
B) as growth of total output = n
So as n falls, growth rate of total output falls,
Growth rate of output per worker = 0
So • slowdown in population growth rate will reduce the growth of total output
& no change on growth of output per worker
.
C) total output will be higher
growth rate of output per worker will be unchanged
Economic Growth I-End of Chapter Problem Many demographers predict that the United States will have zero...
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3. Many demographers predict that the US will have zero population growth in the 21st century, in contrast to the population growth of about 1% in the 20th century. (a) Use the growth model (assuming that there is no technological progress) to forecast the effect of this decrease in the population growth rate on i. The long run level of output per worker () (ie. the standard of living) ii. The long run growth rate of output per worker ()...
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