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Figure 3: Expected <strong>Growth</strong> Rates<br />

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This figure shows quarterly log-deviations from the steady state for the benchmark endogenous growth model ENDO<br />

1 (solid line) <strong>and</strong> the exogenous growth model with a deterministic trend NCL 1 (dashed line) from a one st<strong>and</strong>ard<br />

deviation shock to productivity. All deviations are in annualized percentage units.<br />

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