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Harrod-Domar Growth Model

The warranted gross growth rate equals the savings rate divided by the capital-output ratio, g = s/v; with depreciation, net warranted growth is g = s/v - delta. A higher savings rate finances faster capital accumulation, while a higher ICOR means each unit of new capital produces less additional output.

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