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Question: This question asks you to interpret Japan's growth experience through the lens of the Solow-Romer Model. To answer the question, assume that since 1900 the U.S. has approximately been on a balanced growth path with 2% growth of GDP per capita.
(a) Download the Data for the per capita GDPs in Japan and the U.S. during 1900-2016 from the Maddison Project Database 2018. Plot the per capita GDP of Japan relative to that of the U.S.
(b) What concept best describes Japan's growth performance before 1930? Explain!
(c) What concept best describes Japan's growth performance between 1945 and 1985? Explain!
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