A US-structured, family-owned manufacturing company along with affiliates in France, Durabuild Inc., needs to recapture the high increase levels that it have in France in the decades following World War II. The creator's grandson reflects on the economic variables that influenced growth there and in America during that midcentury period and beyond, and he discusses with the current president (his father) whether the firm should now contemplate expanding into China.
This case introduces students to the Solow Model and how various economic variables influence productivity. In a related assignment, pupils are requested to clarify why France grew so fast and why growth slowed down and never fully found up to that of the United States.
The Solow Model Unleashed Understanding Economic Growth Case Study Solution
PUBLICATION DATE: May 09, 2013 PRODUCT #: CU81-HCB-ENG
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