One of the problems of the Harrod-Domar framework is that its fixed-proportion production function does not allow for any:

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The fixed-proportion production function assumes a fixed ratio of inputs (labor and capital) and does not allow for any substitution between them. This is a major limitation of the Harrod-Domar framework as in reality, firms can adjust the mix of inputs in response to changes in relative prices, technology, or other factors. The other options (population growth, endogenous technical change, and depreciation) are not directly related to the fixed-proportion production function assumption.

One of the Problems of the Harrod-Domar Framework Is That