The Solow Growth Theory of the 1950s Assumed

question 97

Multiple Choice

The Solow growth theory of the 1950s assumed

• A) there was exogenous technological advance.
• B) there was unlimited technological advance.
• C) the steady state did not exist.
• D) only wealthy countries would converge to the steady state.
• E) wealthy countries would continue to experience sustained economic growth.

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