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The Solow–Swan model is a long-run economic growth model.
Model assumptions
- single-sector economy
- closed economy (no trade)
etc.
Variables in the model
Name | Variable | Unit | Rival input? | Variable type | Notes |
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Output | Y | – | Endogenous | ||
Physical capital (capital stock) | K | Yes | Endogenous | Physical capital includes things like machines, computers, buildings, etc. | |
Labor | L | Yes | Exogenous | ||
Technology (knowledge) | A, T | No | Exogenous | ||
Consumption | C | ||||
Investment | I | ||||
Amount saved | S | ||||
Growth of X | |||||
Population growth | |||||
Depreciation (rate?) | δ, d, D | ||||
Capital per worker | k = K/L | Endogenous | |||
Fraction saved | s | ||||
Output per worker | y = Y/L | Endogenous | |||
Time | t | ||||
Production function | F | ||||
α |
Mathematical formalism
History
Commentary
See also
External links
- Solow–Swan model (Wikipedia)