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When an economy is operating at the steady state, we know that
A) steady state saving equals consumption.
B) steady state saving is less than total consumption.
C) steady state saving is equal to depreciation per worker.
D) steady state saving exceeds depreciation each year by a constant amount.
E) none of the above
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Macroeconomics, 6/E (Blanchard, Johnson)
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Extremely insightful, tysm
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