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CBme

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A major differences between the Solow growth model and the endogenous growth model is
◦ the level of consumption in the long run.
◦ the Solow growth model assumes favourable changes in government regulations.
◦ the different levels of steady states.
◦ the endogenous growth model assumes continuous declines in the prices of inputs.
◦ the endogenous growth model does not predict convergence in levels of per capita incomes across countries.
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YES! Correct, THANKS for helping me on my review

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