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Many economists have argued on macroeconomics words for several years in their school of thoughts. Ramsey, the neoclassical economist, has not believed in the Solow model with some terms. What makes his model differs from the Solow model is that it explicitly models the choice of consumption at a point in time and so has made the savings rate endogenous. The Twentieth first research in Ethiopia (Seid Nuru, 2012, p.6-7) found that the outcome of the optimization of the dynamic model is that growth in the long-run depends on the rate of technological change and rate of change of rainfall variability in terms of both amplitude and frequency.]]>

Many economists have argued on macroeconomics words for several years in their school of thoughts. Ramsey, the neoclassical economist, has not believed in the Solow model with some terms. What makes his model differs from the Solow model is that it explicitly models the choice of consumption at a point in time and so has made the savings rate endogenous. The Twentieth first research in Ethiopia (Seid Nuru, 2012, p.6-7) found that the outcome of the optimization of the dynamic model is that growth in the long-run depends on the rate of technological change and rate of change of rainfall variability in terms of both amplitude and frequency.]]>
Thu, 13 Aug 2015 13:34:24 GMT /slideshow/ramseycasskoopmans-model-and-its-application-in-ethiopia-51586305/51586305 molladerbe@slideshare.net(molladerbe) Ramsey¨CCass¨CKoopmans model and its application in Ethiopia molladerbe Many economists have argued on macroeconomics words for several years in their school of thoughts. Ramsey, the neoclassical economist, has not believed in the Solow model with some terms. What makes his model differs from the Solow model is that it explicitly models the choice of consumption at a point in time and so has made the savings rate endogenous. The Twentieth first research in Ethiopia (Seid Nuru, 2012, p.6-7) found that the outcome of the optimization of the dynamic model is that growth in the long-run depends on the rate of technological change and rate of change of rainfall variability in terms of both amplitude and frequency. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/mainassignment-150813133425-lva1-app6891-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&amp;height=120&amp;fit=bounds" /><br> Many economists have argued on macroeconomics words for several years in their school of thoughts. Ramsey, the neoclassical economist, has not believed in the Solow model with some terms. What makes his model differs from the Solow model is that it explicitly models the choice of consumption at a point in time and so has made the savings rate endogenous. The Twentieth first research in Ethiopia (Seid Nuru, 2012, p.6-7) found that the outcome of the optimization of the dynamic model is that growth in the long-run depends on the rate of technological change and rate of change of rainfall variability in terms of both amplitude and frequency.
Ramsey¸M¶¦ass¸Mßmoopmans model and its application in Ethiopia from Molla Derbe
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Many economists have argued on macroeconomics words for several years in their school of thoughts. Ramsey, the neoclassical economist, has not believed in the Solow model with some terms. What makes his model differs from the Solow model is that it explicitly models the choice of consumption at a point in time and so has made the savings rate endogenous. The Twentieth first research in Ethiopia (Seid Nuru, 2012, p.6-7) found that the outcome of the optimization of the dynamic model is that growth in the long-run depends on the rate of technological change and rate of change of rainfall variability in terms of both amplitude and frequency.]]>

Many economists have argued on macroeconomics words for several years in their school of thoughts. Ramsey, the neoclassical economist, has not believed in the Solow model with some terms. What makes his model differs from the Solow model is that it explicitly models the choice of consumption at a point in time and so has made the savings rate endogenous. The Twentieth first research in Ethiopia (Seid Nuru, 2012, p.6-7) found that the outcome of the optimization of the dynamic model is that growth in the long-run depends on the rate of technological change and rate of change of rainfall variability in terms of both amplitude and frequency.]]>
Thu, 13 Aug 2015 13:26:38 GMT /molladerbe/ramseycasskoopmans-model-and-its-application-in-ethiopia molladerbe@slideshare.net(molladerbe) Ramsey¨CCass¨CKoopmans model and its application in Ethiopia molladerbe Many economists have argued on macroeconomics words for several years in their school of thoughts. Ramsey, the neoclassical economist, has not believed in the Solow model with some terms. What makes his model differs from the Solow model is that it explicitly models the choice of consumption at a point in time and so has made the savings rate endogenous. The Twentieth first research in Ethiopia (Seid Nuru, 2012, p.6-7) found that the outcome of the optimization of the dynamic model is that growth in the long-run depends on the rate of technological change and rate of change of rainfall variability in terms of both amplitude and frequency. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/mainassignment-150813132638-lva1-app6892-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&amp;height=120&amp;fit=bounds" /><br> Many economists have argued on macroeconomics words for several years in their school of thoughts. Ramsey, the neoclassical economist, has not believed in the Solow model with some terms. What makes his model differs from the Solow model is that it explicitly models the choice of consumption at a point in time and so has made the savings rate endogenous. The Twentieth first research in Ethiopia (Seid Nuru, 2012, p.6-7) found that the outcome of the optimization of the dynamic model is that growth in the long-run depends on the rate of technological change and rate of change of rainfall variability in terms of both amplitude and frequency.
Ramsey¸M¶¦ass¸Mßmoopmans model and its application in Ethiopia from Molla Derbe
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