Suppose the production function is given by ? = ?^a?'^1-a, where Y is output; K is capital
stock and N is Labor (look Appendix in Chapter 16).
a. Is this production function characterized by constant return to scale? How? Show the
work.
b. Write this production function as a relationship between output per worker and capital
per worker.
c. If saving (S) equals investment (I), and S = sY, where s is saving rate, what is the
corresponding investment per worker equation?
d. Write down the dynamic capital accumulation equation per worker.
e. For saving rate (s) and a depreciation rate (?), given an expression for capital per
worker in the steady state in terms of s and ?.
f. Show the steady state equilibrium in the diagram.
g. What is the equation for output per worker in the steady state?
h. Solve the steady state level of output per worker when ? = 0.5 s = 0.10 and ? = 0.10.
i. If saving rate doubles (s = 0.20), what happens to the steady state level of output per
worker?
j. Show this equilibrium in (h) and (j) in the diagram.


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Suppose that the aggregate production is given by
, where Y is real GDP, K is the total capital stock and L is the
(constant) labour force. Assume that aggregate investment is equal
to aggregate savings and that the depreciation rate is 0.05, hence
the total capital stock evolves according to K=sY − 0.05K, where s
is the savings rate.
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