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14. Use the relevant diagram(s) to depict the effect (up, down, or no change) of each of the following shocks on the steady-state values of capital per worker (k*), income per person (y), and investment per person (i) in Solows model of economic growth. a. The saving rate increases (s up) b. The population growth rate increases (n up) c. Total factor productivity increases
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