An economy is currently at it's steady state. Their depreciation rate is 6% and their capital stock is 1,830. What will be their level of investment? Do not round until your final answer, when you may round to two decimal places. Country A produces GDP according to the following equation: GDP = 5K and has a capital stock of 10,351. If the country devotes 11% of its GDP to producing or repairing investment goods, how much is this country currently investing? Rounds your answer to two decimal places.

A country has a Cobb-Douglas production function given by: Y = AK0.5H0.1 If total factor productivity is 46, human capital is 1,828, and the capital stock is 2,736, what will this country's GDP be? Do not round until your final answer, when you may round to two decimal places. Country A produces GDP according to the following equation: GDP 5K and has a capital = stock of 13,399. If the country devotes 13% of its GDP to producing or repairing investment goods, how much is this country currently investing? Rounds your answer to two decimal places.

In year 1, a country has saving rates, s=0.1, productivity a=2 and depreciation rate d=0.1 . In year 2, the same country has s=0.1, a=1, d=0.2 Using the endogenous growth model, find the economy’s growth rate in year 1 and What is the state of the economy in year 1? (Use business cycle words) Using the endogenous growth model, find the economy’s growth rate in year 2.What is the state of the economy in year 2? (Use business cycle words) If in year 1, delta c/c=0.2, delta u /u =-0.1  and in year 2, deltac/c=-0.1, delta u/u =0.15 , describe the variables  and  using business cycle words Please answer the business cycle explanation part!

Do not type in dollar signs or round any of your answers. Suppose a country's production function is Y = K1/2L1/2. If capital depreciates at the rate of 5 percent each year and the population grows at the rate of 1 percent each year, calculate the savings rate that would lead to a steady-state equilibrium value for capital per worker of 100 machines: savings rate = percent In this steady-state equilibrium, output per worker is and consumption per worker is