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Question 1: Explain each state. State (a): Two stable steady-states State (b): Fragile economic booms followed by stagnation trap Even in this case, economy may fluctuate forever. k+1, k+1, そ身 k k k k State (c): Economy can bounce around infinitely between k' and k" without converging. kt+1 4 State (d): Animal spirits play an important role when economic activity is stagnant. K+14 kM. そM k k k

Question 1: Explain each state. State (a): Two stable steady-states State (b): Fragile economic booms followed by stagnation trap Even in this case, economy may fluctuate forever. k+1, k+1, そ身 k k k k State (c): Economy can bounce around infinitely between k' and k" without converging. kt+1 4 State (d): Animal spirits play an important role when economic activity is stagnant. K+14 kM. そM k k k

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