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The Solow model believes that a sustained rise in capital investment increases the growth rate only temporarily: because the ratio of capital to labour goes up. However, the marginal product of additional units of capital may decline (there are diminishing returns) and thus an economy moves back to a long-term growth path, with real GDP growing at the same rate as the growth of the workforce plus a factor to reflect improving productivity. A 'steady-state growth path' is reached when output, capital and labour are all growing at the same rate, so output per worker and capital per worker are constant. Neo-classical economists believe that to raise the trend rate of growth requires an increase in the labour supply + a higher level of productivity of labour and capital. Differences in the pace of technological change between countries are said to explain much of the variation in growth rates that we see. Check our playlist Algebra in Economics    • Algebra in Economics   #solowmodel #steadyStateGrowth #outputPerWorker #CapitalLabourRatio #MathematicalEconomics    • Mathematical Economics Differentiation Que...   #Integration in ECONOMICS    • Integration and Economics   #MatrixAlgebra in Economics    • Algebra in Economics   #GRAPHING_IN_ECONOMICS    • Graphing In Economics   #GAMETHEORY    • GAME THEORY IN ECONOMICS   #Microeconomics    • Micro Economics   #ComparativeStaticsInEconomics    • Comparative Statics Analysis in Economics   #GATEECONOMICS    • GATE ECONOMICS PAPER   #INPUT_OUTPUT_MODEL    • INPUT OUTPUT ANALYSIS   #IS-LM_MODEL    • IS–LM Model   You can Join On Facebook https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?... Facebook page   / econmathss   On Telegram https://t.me/Hilal885 #neteconomics #gateeconomics #dsu #econmath #importantquestionsineconomics #jnu #ies #economicsonyourtips #MathematicalEconomics #JAMECONOMICS #ImportantQuestionsInEconomics #MAEntranceEconomics #QuantitativeEconomics #EconMath #NETEconomics #KU #MathematicalEconomics #EconMath #GATEEconomics #NETEconomics #DSU