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Where does the BETA parameter come from?
Hi all, I have been working through Steve's Minsky "Financial Instability Hypothesis" model from macroeconomic definitions and have found myself confused. If you look at slide 40 from Week 4, this β parameter replaces the v (capital to output ratio) parameter in the below equation. I am assuming this is done because β must represent the population growth rate, but it was already previously established that the population growth rate (N^) is equal to v, so what is the need? Additionally in the Minsky models of this model, v and β are different parameters. What is the relationship between the population growth rate and the capital to output ratio? And when and why can they be interchanged? I have a feeling I am missing something incredibly obvious lol. Thanks for taking the time to read this message and for any thoughts you may have. Best wishes, Rory
Where does the BETA parameter come from?
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That is really helpful guys! Thanks for your insight!
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