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Why is long-run growth dependent on the savings ratio in endogenous growth theory?

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Why is long-run growth dependent on the savings ratio in endogenous growth theory?

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The savings are the source of money for investment and as investment increases along with the associated better technology as old capital becomes obsolete, so does the macro-economy grow. I don’t really agree with this because the model used in oversimplified, but that is the theory.

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