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Consider the Harrod-Domar model. Suppose that initially, an African country's capital-output ratio (k) is 5, and the savings rate (s) is 12%.
a). What will be the initial GDP growth rate?
b). Suppose that technological advances cause the capital-output ratio to fall to 4. How will this affect the GDP growth rate?
c). Starting again from the initial situation, suppose instead that the national savings rate is increased to 15%. How will this affect the GDP growth rate?
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1995 200 2000 302 1996 215 2001 320 1997 237 2002 345 1998 260 2003 360 1999 278 2004 382 Calculate a trend line, and forecast sales foe 2005. How confident are you of this forecast
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When disparities exist from census information, housing starts data and other research data when seeking for information to help with predicting the power tool market
anderson county has 35 older-model school buses that will be salvaged for $5,000 each. these buses cost $144,000 per year for fuel and maintenance. now the county will purchase 35 new school buses for $ 40,000 each.
If a random variable X is distributed chi square with n degrees of freedom then the expected value of X is n. Show that this is true.
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