The question is attached in the image. Please let me know the following:1. Under what conditions can the growth rate of two countries be compared (in Solow's growth model)2. The answer to the question when the growth rate can be compared as well as the answer when the growth rate cannot be compared. Please do not reject it. Thank you. A. g1 > 92B. gi = 92C. g1 > 92D. None of the above 26. Suppose that in the Solow Model of an economy with some positive savings rate, popu-lation growth rate, and rate of depreciation, k* is the steady state capital-labour ratio.Suppose ki and ką are capital-labour ratios such that ki < k2 < k*, and let g1, 92 be thegrowth rates of per capita output at ki and k2 respectively. Then

uppose that in the Solow Model of an economy with some positive savings rate, popu- ation growth rate, and rate of depreciation, k* is the steady state capital-labour ratio. uppose kį and kɔ are capital-labour ratios such that ki < k2 < k*, and let gı, 92 be the rowth rates of per capita output at ki and kɔ respectively. Then

uppose that in the Solow Model of an economy with some positive savings rate, popu- ation growth rate, and rate of depreciation, k* is the steady state capital-labour ratio. uppose kį and kɔ are capital-labour ratios such that ki < k2 < k*, and let gı, 92 be the rowth rates of per capita output at ki and kɔ respectively. Then

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