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Endogenous Growth: The Impact of Economic Decisions on Per Capita Output - Prof. Chris Otr, Study notes of Macroeconomics

The concept of endogenous growth, where growth in per capita output depends on economic decisions in the model. The basic endogenous growth model, the relationship between government policy and economic growth, and the differences between exogenous and endogenous growth. It also explores the idea of a non-diminishing marginal product of capital (mpk) and how government policies can affect economic growth through savings rate and technological growth.

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Download Endogenous Growth: The Impact of Economic Decisions on Per Capita Output - Prof. Chris Otr and more Study notes Macroeconomics in PDF only on Docsity! 1 1 Chapter 7: Endogenous Growth • Endogenous growth: growth in per capita output depends on the economic decisions in the model • Government policy and economic growth 2 • Endogenous Growth – A basic Endogenous growth model: Yt = z Kt – where z is the constant MPK – There is no technology growth and no population growth: u = b = 0 – S is the savings rate (which is constant) – Investment equals total saving in equilibrium: It = S ×Yt = S × z Kt – The capital stock evolves over time following: Kt+1 = (1- d + Sz) Kt 3 – Which gives the capital stock growth rate of – Output Growth is the same – C and I grow at the same rate – For positive growth the MPK multiplied by the savings rate must be greater than depreciation • Exogenous versus Endogenous growth – In Endogenous growth model: ⇑ MPK (z) or ⇑ S ⇒ ⇑ in growth rate of all variables dSz1 K K t 1t −=−+ 4 – Model produces perpetual growth – Economic factors have growth effects – Key message of Endogenous growth model: MPK is not diminishing, living standards can rise indefinitely without exogenous changes in technology – Key message of Solow model: continued increases in standard of living occur only with technological change (since we have a diminishing MPK)
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