Lecture

Basics 2: Capital and Saving

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Description

This lecture introduces the law of motion of capital, covering financial, manufactured, human, and natural capital, as well as saving, investment, and consumption. It explains three methods for estimating a capital stock, including the conditions for a growing capital stock and a capital stock growing at a desired rate.

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