The current K = 12
Thus, current Y = (12)0.5
Thus, savings = 0.2*(12)0.5 = 0.692
Replacement of capital = (0.01+0.04)*12 = 0.05*12 = 0.6
Thus, increase in capital = 0.692 - 0.6 = 0.093
% increase in capital = (chnage in capital/initial capital)*100
= (0.093/12)*100
= 0.775%
% change in Y = 0.5*percentage change in K
= 0.5*0.775 = 0.3875
= 0.39%
Thus, percent growth of y = 0.39%
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