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The Solow Model and Ideas

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    of the model.
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    influence growth and we've looked
    look at some of the predictions
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    our output
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    to 2,
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    It's a determined by how fast.
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    curve up when output doubles,
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    which increases capital accumulation.
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    which creates more investment,
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    so does investment now once again
    investment is greater than
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    you can click go to the next video.
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    We also have more material in our
    development economics course in
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    This novel combination of ideas
    sparked a dramatic increase in
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    that course will add population growth.
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    ready to move on,
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    so better ideas spur more output,
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    that's a doubling of our productivity
    and that shift the output
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    depreciation.
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    accumulation.
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    so that's our super simple Salam Al.
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    They return to the last of very
    loss ideals and ideas keep is
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    The transform.
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    And that means continual
    shifts upward Oakley,
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    The combined a model of catching
    up growth due to capital
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    This topic is a personal favorite of mine,
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    of videos the resource.
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    however.
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    productivity.
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    had never before been used in
    the manufacturing of autumn.
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    productivity of a given capital stock
    and the increase investment
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    New ideas are formed and how much
    those new ideas to increase our
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    an investment club.
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    Alternatively we can think about
    this as increasing our
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    continual shifts upward
    of the output curve.
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    the dynamics of capital accumulation
    how changes in savings rates
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    We can now add ideas as a multiplier
    better ideas multiply the
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    With a model of cutting edge growth
    due to idea accumulation.
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    and it's up next.
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    If you want.
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    predict we end up in a steady.
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    Finally since ideas drive growth
    on the cutting edge.
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    So let's go back to our previous
    graph of capital and output.
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    We've covered a lot of the super-simple
    solo model we've looked at
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    output from the same capital stock
    who of any increases from one
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    We'd like to know what factors helped
    to spur the creation of new
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    things not so much.
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    So we begin accumulating capital once
    again and that further boost
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    Dave.
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    Check out our textbook modern principles.
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    like meatpacking bicycle and ruin
    and it behind them in a way that
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    growing better ideas me in the lead
    at one bank more output from
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    productivity.
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    One thing we've learned is that
    the model seems to inevitably
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    ideas.
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    predicts will find some things are
    predicts really well and other
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    The same time the processes are
    continuing today and in all
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    Henry Ford for example took ideas
    from a lot of other industries
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    So better ideas lead to growth
    in 2-way all the increase
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    the same input of capital and labor.
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    Now,
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    industries increasing output per
    worker across the economies.
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    With no growth.
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    Now imagine an idea is a costly
    improvements you know have
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    prices,
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    The model dive deeper into the
    data to see how well the model
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    continue reef in the world so
    growth at the cutting edge.
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    which leaves the capital accumulation.
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    If you want to test yourself click
    practice questions or if you're
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    We always stay to the left of
    the steady state and there we
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    I further into the solar model.
Title:
The Solow Model and Ideas
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Video Language:
English
Team:
Marginal Revolution University
Project:
Macro
Duration:
04:03

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