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ECON 304 Intermediate Macro. What economics is really about! September 19, 2014. Please work with a partner someone other than who you worked with on the first homework to do the four cases in the SOLOW. Email your answers including the spreadsheet by Friday, Sept. 26. August 28, 2014. Collect data for the following variables from 1960 to the present. Real US GDP growth. US AAA Bond Interest Rates. Compute the average value for each variable for each decade and over the entire period. Examine all fo.CONTENT
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