According to the Solow growth theory, the developing nations O will always grow more slowly than the already-developed nations. O will never be as wealthy as the already-developed nations. O will eventually be wealthier than the already-developed nations. O will never converge at a steady state. should eventually be as wealthy as the already-developed nations.

According to the Solow growth theory, the developing nations O will always grow more slowly than the already-developed nations. O will never be as wealthy as the already-developed nations. O will eventually be wealthier than the already-developed nations. O will never converge at a steady state. should eventually be as wealthy as the already-developed nations.

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