Consider the data in Figure 5.9 below, which shows the growth rates for three countries that were involved in World War II. How does the basic Solow model explain the trends in growth rates for each of these countries?Figure 5.9: Economic Growth Rates in France, Germany, and Japan, 1951-2014 
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