if K*<K*gold in the Solow model what would happen when there is an increase in the...
if K*<K*gold in the Solow model what would happen when there is an increase in the savings rate?
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It is given that the current steady state capital per person is less than the golden rule steady state capital per person. This implies that the current saving rate is lower than Golden rule saving rate. If we start saving more than this level, and there is an increase in the saving rate, we can predict that consumption per capita will be lower in the short run or immediate time and a corresponding rise in investment, but this would reduce the real GDP in the short run. However, capital accumulation, output, consumption and investment continue to increase during the transition from short run to the long run.
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