The change in capital stock per worker ( k) may be expressed as a function of s = the saving ratio, f(k) = output per worker, k = capital per worker, and = the depreciation rate, by the equation:
A) k = sf(k) / k.
B) k = sf(k) × k.
C) k = sf(k) + k.
D) k = sf(k) - k.
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