Solow Growth Model Part 1: Finding the Steady State Level of Capital

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  • Опубликовано: 11 дек 2024

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  • @mertgenc8246
    @mertgenc8246 4 года назад +2

    it is very understandable and simple video for solow model thank you

    • @MattBirch
      @MattBirch  4 года назад

      Awesome. Thanks and you're welcome!

  • @gustavokenobi4599
    @gustavokenobi4599 3 года назад +1

    At 9:08 why did the "k" disappeared? i thought it would be "k/k^(1/2)"

    • @MattBirch
      @MattBirch  3 года назад

      @@gustavokenobi4599 for the k, I just divided both sides by k^0.5, which left no k on the left and a k^0.5 on the right.

    • @gustavokenobi4599
      @gustavokenobi4599 3 года назад +1

      @@MattBirch Dude thanks a lot you're awesome :))

    • @MattBirch
      @MattBirch  3 года назад +1

      @@gustavokenobi4599 my pleasure. And thanks!

  • @aneeskhan2703
    @aneeskhan2703 3 года назад +1

    Thank you so much sir finally i got it

    • @MattBirch
      @MattBirch  3 года назад

      Awesome! I am glad to hear that.

  • @boolerhouse7646
    @boolerhouse7646 4 года назад +2

    thank you this really helped me out

    • @MattBirch
      @MattBirch  4 года назад

      Glad to hear it! Good luck. (And you're welcome!)

  • @olaangeltvedt8813
    @olaangeltvedt8813 4 года назад +1

    At 9:10, how do you get to 3=k^0,5. What happens to the k initially multiplied by 0,1?

    • @MattBirch
      @MattBirch  4 года назад

      The change in k ("Triangle" k) is equal to investment minus depreciation, or i-dk. In a steady state, k doesn't change, so i-dk=0, or i=dk. Earlier in the video I show how to put i as a function of k, so you set i(k)=dk and then solve for k.
      I don't think I ever set k to zero. Perhaps you are referring to setting the change in k to zero?

    • @olaangeltvedt8813
      @olaangeltvedt8813 4 года назад

      @@MattBirch I was just thinking of the algebra of getting from 0,3k^0,5=0,1k, to 3=k^0,5. It's just my algebra thats a little rusty so figured it out. Your videos are really helpful so thanks for providing :)

    • @MattBirch
      @MattBirch  4 года назад

      @@olaangeltvedt8813 Oh I get your question now. I forget that some other places use commas there instead of decimals. Basically I just multiplied both sides of the equation by 10. The equation is till equal, but the numbers are easier to work with.

  • @CG-ck7rc
    @CG-ck7rc 4 года назад +3

    thank you this helped a lot.

    • @MattBirch
      @MattBirch  4 года назад +1

      Glad to hear it. Good luck!

  • @rayli2221
    @rayli2221 3 года назад

    I dont know if anyone has asked this question, but is Z = 1/L an assumption, felt it just came out of the blue

    • @MattBirch
      @MattBirch  3 года назад +1

      It pretty much is. It is a specific condition that has to hold in order for those specific outcome to hold.
      It doesn't have to hold. But this video shows what happens in this model if it does.

  • @ahherng9822
    @ahherng9822 3 года назад

    why investment is more than depreciation when less than the steady state level of capital? (vice versa)

    • @MattBirch
      @MattBirch  3 года назад

      Investment is based on an exogenous savings rate. When you have a low capital stock, there is not much depreciation since there is not much capital to depreciate. When you have high capital stock there is a lot of depreciating. Hope that helps.

    • @ahherng9822
      @ahherng9822 3 года назад +1

      @@MattBirch It helps! Thanks for the complete explanation😄

    • @MattBirch
      @MattBirch  3 года назад

      @@ahherng9822 my pleasure. Good luck.

  • @Skey1337
    @Skey1337 4 года назад

    What book are you referring to?

    • @MattBirch
      @MattBirch  4 года назад +1

      My class was using Mankiw's Macroeconomics.