WestCliff University
Date: 08/05/2017 Summary The Solow growth model (Robert Solow a noble prize winner) suggesting that economic growth comes from Capital, Labor and Ideas of new technology. People and technologies are the main sources of the growth , labor are more productive when they work in factories. The Solow growth model also addresses the Solow residual, means when economic growth is relying on new ideas and technologies. Another key feature of the Solow model is catch-up growth when poor countries growing at a faster rate as rich countries like China, Germany and Japan because the marginal rate of the return on Capital investment of these poor countries is very high. The Solow model has well explained the economic growth of the developing countries of last 10-20 years. But Solow model is not really useful when explaining the convergence.
As Robert Solow mentioned key features of the economic growth, Capital investment and labors, same Tim Jackson the author of the book "Prosperity Without Growth" mentioned that the prosperity of the growth is measured by employment and savings. The absence of reasons is one of a few motivations to scrutinize the ordinary recipe for accomplishing thriving. As the economy grows, so do the …show more content…
The raw material riches is a sufficient measure of thriving, when it is in reality truly clear that an existence worth living is significantly more muddled than that. Labor to rising GDP, we relinquish group and prosperity with the expectation that only somewhat more, and only a tiny bit more from that point forward, will make everything okay. This is useless. The development display is currently undermining our bliss and causing a 'social subsidence'. "Our advancements, our economy and our social goals are on the whole misaligned up with any important meaning of