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# # Deploying: Solow Growth Model: Initial Calculations
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# * Or download this notebook directly from github at: <https://github.com/braddelong/LSF18E101B/blob/master/Solow_Growth_Model-Initial_Computations.ipynb>
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# The Solow Growth Model is the simplest possible model capable of capturing anything about economic growth that I am aware of. It has:
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# * a capital stock K, determined over time by the savings-investment share s, output Y, and a depreciation rate &delta;.
# * a labor force L, determined over time by its growth rate n.
# * an efficiency-of-labor E, determined over time by its growth rate g.
# * a production function determining output Y, depending on a parameter &alpha; capturing the relative capital orientation of growth as well as on K, L, and E.
# * That's it!
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# What can we then tell about economic growth from this very simple framework?    
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