1)Solow Model:

Solow model also called as Swan model used to depict the economic growth of a country and its population by analyzing the changes in the growth rate, capital, technological progress and inputs of labour. It was developed by Robert Solow and this model is considered to be as the basis for modern economics growth.

Why the Solow model does not directly include any Government Policies?

The reason is the Government does not contribute enough resources to capital reserves and production. While . Government spending can be interpreted as infrastructure or other productive services like taxation,inflation, law enforcement, property rights and corruption are important determinants of growth performance. While this Solow model interrelates with the process of economic growth, it can affect the accurate economic performances in the long run or in future providing no growth rate in the per capita income.

Government policy that could increase long-run growth in output(income) per capita as described by Solow model

Solow model has a long-run mathematical model for economic growth by assuming the possibilities of increase in  production, capital, labour sectors, full employment and technology.  In long run the steady state equilibrium states that only increase in technological outcome will result in raise in the growth of the output. Bearing in thoughts those qualifications, possible say that if the economic system is operating efficiently, then in the end the actual yield on long-time period authorities bonds (credit score risk-loose assets) have to be approximately equal, or barely above, the boom rate.

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3)Yes, Bridgette will take this option because a lower price for a good will cause the opportunity set to shift to the right, so that it is tangent to a higher indifference curve representing an increased level of utility. Exactly how much a change in price will lead to the quantity demanded of each good will depend on personal preferences.