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Use the following information to answer next questions. Consider an economy for which y = Ak with the parameter values as listed: A=11, s=0.3, n=0.1, d=0.2 ,=0.6. Compute the steady state values for k, y, i, and c based on the parameters up to one decimal point. Report the value of k in this question and use all computed values in the next questions..

Use the following information to answer next questions. Consider an economy for which y = Ak
with the parameter values as listed: A=11, s=0.3, n=0.1, d=0.2 ,=0.6. Compute the steady state
values for k, y, i, and c based on the parameters up to one decimal point. Report the value of k in
this question and use all computed values in the next questions.

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