Calculate the implied growth rate of technology in each scenario. Assume labor's share of output is 62% and capital's share of output is 38%. Instructions: Enter numbers rounded to two decimal place in each box. Scenario A Growth Rate of Output (%) Growth Rate of Labor (%) Growth Rate of Capital (%) Implied Growth Rate of Technology (%) 3.0 2 2 B 4.2 3 3 C 3.0 2 1 D 4.2 1 4

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