Along the steady-state path, output, capital and labour:

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In a steady-state path of an economy, output, capital, and labor grow at the same rate, maintaining a constant ratio to each other over time. This is a characteristic feature of the Solow-Swan model of economic growth, where the economy reaches a point where the per capita output and capital remain constant, implying that they grow at the same rate as the population (labor) growth rate.

Along the Steady-State Path, Output, Capital and Labour