The Harrod-Domar model was a precursor to this economic growth model.

One way to increase the rate of growth in an economy is by reducing the capital-output ratio. ___ is the other way.

Increased saving by households does not necessarily mean there will be greater funds available for firms to borrow to invest due to this...

Quite simply, the model suggests that the economy's growth rate depends on the level of national saving and this variable.

These are one of the two relationships to economic growth.

Research and development needed to improve the capital/output ratio is often under-funded can cause this.

The model was originally developed to analyze ___ before being adapted to economic growth.

Because of the simple relations between the variables, the Harrod-Domar model is considered this type of growth model.

Efficiency gains that reduce the capital/output ratio are difficult to achieve in developing countries due to ___.

When capital-output ratio, c, is higher, the growth rate of ___ lowers.

In Developing Asia and Latin America, one country was a clear outlier in terms of economic growth and investment.

Attempts to fill the savings gap causes external debt repayment issues.

The Harrod-Domar model is influence by this classic school of economic thought.

In the Harrod-Domar model, this would indicate inefficient investment.

The disposable income gained is often used on increased consumption rather than saved.