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Q4. Explain the essential features of the Rostow’s-stages-of-growth theory of
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- Match the correct stage of the Rostows stages of economic growthcritically discuss the similarities and differences in growth factors based on Adam Smith's, David Ricardo's, and Harrod-Domar's theories.explains the relationship between the supply of savings and the demand for capital investment for economic growth.
- Critically discuss Rostow’s 5 stages of Growth theory and the criticism levelled against it? How can it be applied in the South African context?Enumerate and discuss the Rostow Stages of growth.There is considerable disagreement as to whether government regulation has largely positive or negative influences on economic growth. Compare and contrast the ways in which government involvement in particular industries may positively or negatively influence the evolution of those industries.
- May I know why the endogenous growth model that represents standard of living and economic growth is drew in a straight line? Why it is a straight line?What are the differences between the Solow model and endogenous growth theories?Answer the following: Q#13) The former Tea Party and Trump factions with the Republican Party would like the government to limit its direct intervention in the private sector while lowering taxes and eliminating government regulations. Which theory of economic growth is being utilized? (a) Malthusian Theory (b) Neo-Classical Theory (c) New Growth Theory Q#14) Does allowing for private property and property rights promote economic growth through time? Which best summarizes the view of economists? (a) Yes. Profit incentives that undergird investment and innovation would be undermined unless private property rights are protected. (b) No. The public interest and the public welfare cannot be promoted unless private companies are controlled and even operated by the government.
- Please briefly describe at least two (2) factors or considerations/policies that you believe are the most critical to sustained increases in productivity and economic growth.How does endogenous growth theories provide a greater understanding of the process of economic growth?What are at least nine determinants of economic growth. Discuss at least two of them in detail.