A Reduction in the Capital Stock - War! - Solow Model Application Part 1 of 4

[@glenvargo5964]

THANK YOU SO MUCH BETTER EXPLAINED THAN MY PROF

[@economicurtis]

Thank you, that is very nice to say!

[@rafrans4206]

really well explained, this was very helpful, thank you!

[@matyldagodlewska2914]

so well explained! thank you

[@xmdload]

Thank you for this, explained better than my prof goddamn!

[@eriqp123]

What is causing capital per worker to return to the steady state following the shock?

[@Mohammed-et6gw]

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[@shiyaohong2728]

nice video

[@economicurtis]

I'm not sure I understand the second sentence/question.
But regarding the first, yes, in this example with this model (pretty simple version of the world... but this is macroeconomics) the per-capita-capital-stock will go back to the original steady state.

[@ethoxiquin]

Thanks for this, really helped a lot

[@puzhao4020]

hi, can I know why the steady-state do not change?

[@dimaelcharif]

Just to make sure I'm right, essentially capital will go back to the original steady state (there is no new steady state?). And there could be a point between k1 and k* that represents the short term (between immediate and long term) affect of the original reduction of the capitol stock?

[@jagratigoyal5544]

can you explain the effect of war on labor and postwar output per worker

[@bettasbetta]

what software are you using to generate those graphs?

[@enkii82]

i want to know too.

[@wintertimetrio]

What program is this done in?

[@abdullahibashirtimacadde6779]

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