Lecture

Final Exam Exercise Session

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Description

This lecture covers questions and examples from previous final exams related to a representative consumer's lagrangian problem, steady-state levels of capital and consumption, and the impact of government spending on the economy. The session also discusses the effects of different tax policies on the representative consumer's welfare and the dynamics of capital accumulation. Various diagrams and mathematical derivations are used to illustrate the concepts.

Instructor

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