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MBA, Ph.D in Management
Harvard university
Feb-1997 - Aug-2003
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    5.  An increase in population or population growth rate has the exact opposite effect in the Solow and Romer models. In this question, we'll focus on the Romer model only. Suppose an economy at time (t0, i.e., time of impact) experienced an influx of 10,000 workers. Using the Romer model, carefully, explain how this event would impact this economy's level of output per capita and its growth rate, both at the time of impact and subsequently.Â
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