•Consider the exogenous growth Solow-Swan model. An increase in the sav-ing rate increases the "balanced growth path" (or BGP) value of per effective workercapital, k, and per effective worker output, 7. That means that an increase in theaving rate increases per capita consumption, c, along the BGP in the long run.In three or four sentences, discuss the validity of this statement.

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•Consider the exogenous growth Solow-Swan model. An increase in the sav-
ing rate increases the "balanced growth path" (or BGP) value of per effective worker
capital, k, and per effective worker output, 7. That means that an increase in the
aving rate increases per capita consumption, c, along the BGP in the long run.
In three or four sentences, discuss the validity of this statement.

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When we will be going to discuss about the solow growth model which can be exogenous can be considered and there will be the model of the economic growth which will be analysing that changes in their levels of the output Indian economy over the time and there will be the consideration of the result of the changes in the population demographics and that will be the demographics in which will be referring to the socioeconomic characteristics of the population and in which there will be the consideration of the business which used identify the product preferences and related activities in market situations can be analysed and described as that solow growth of the model exogenous which can be considered

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