While having lunch with a group of friends, Francine Lenser, CFA, was overheard saying the following: “The recent boom in technological advances should keep the economy growing. Whenever the economy slows, someone will come along with a bold new idea that kick-starts it.”
Lenser’s statement most accurately reflects the:
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exogenous growth theory. | |
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neoclassical growth theory. | |
Lenser’s statement is a decent layman’s description of the new growth theory, also known as the endogenous growth theory. This theory argues that economic growth can continue indefinitely as long as technological advances are made.
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