Modern Principles of Economics
Modern Principles of Economics
4th Edition
ISBN: 9781319098728
Author: Tyler Cowen, Alex Tabarrok
Publisher: Worth Publishers
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Chapter 28, Problem 1FT
To determine

Whether the countries with cutting-edge or those with catch-up growth grow faster.

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Economic growth is the increase in the per capita income of the economy. When there is country with the cutting-edge growth, it means that the country is in its right path of growth, and there will be a stable growth in the economy. But it is easier for the countries with catch-up growth to imitate the path that the country with the cutting-edge growth takes.

They invest more capital to achieve the cutting-edge growth which the catch-up countries will easily imitate. Thus, the catch-up countries will grow faster than the cutting-edge growth countries.

Economics Concept Introduction

Concept introduction:

Economic growth: The economic growth is the increase in the overall goods and services produced per head in the economy over a specific period of time.

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