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9. Deficits and the capital stock
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For the production function, Y = 1K 1N equation (11.8) gives the solution for the steady-state capital stock per worker.
a.   Retrace the steps in the text that derive equation (11.8).
b.  Suppose that the saving rate, s, is initially 15% per year, and the depreciation rate, d, is 7.5%. What is the steady- state capital stock per worker? What is steady-state output per worker?
c.   Suppose that there is a government deficit of 5% of GDP and that the government eliminates this deficit. Assume that private saving is unchanged so that total saving in- creases to 20%. What is the new steady-state capital stock per worker? What is the new steady-state output per worker? How does this compare to your answer to part (b)?
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