According to the neoclassical growth model, what is the effect of an increased saving rate on the economy's growth rate?

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It results in faster economic growth.It causes the growth rate to become unstable.It leads to variable growth rates over time.It does not alter the long-term growth rate.It decreases the growth rate.

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In the neoclassical growth framework, raising the saving rate boosts the capital stock and output level, but it does not change the steady-state growth rate of the economy, which is determined by technological progress.

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According to the neoclassical growth model, what is the effect of an increased saving rate on the economy's growth rate?

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