The 'Golden Rule', Steady-State in the Solow Growth Model Occurs

question 96

Multiple Choice

The 'golden rule', steady-state in the Solow growth model occurs when:

• A) the level at which the economy will be made no better off is by additional saving.
• B) the level of output per person is maximised.
• C) the level of savings per person is minimised.
• D) the level of consumption per person is maximised.

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