In the basic endogenous growth model, income can grow forever-even without exogenous technological progress-because:
A) the saving rate equals the rate of depreciation.
B) the saving rate exceeds the rate of depreciation.
C) capital does not exhibit diminishing returns.
D) capital exhibits diminishing returns.
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