Original post by xpAiris
Hello, I need help with this one cant find anything online.. I need to show that the normal version of Solow model capital dynamics equation can be written as this: Δk=sf(k)−(n+a+δ)k
I don't know the book you're reading from or the notations your lecturer uses, so I can't give much guidance.
I think the variation of the equation you have in your question is the same variation as that as equation 33 on page 7 in the following link:
https://www.tcd.ie/Economics/staff/whelanka/topic1.pdf
The notations are different, so you will need to read from page 2.
Similarly, equation 20 on page 14 in the following link:
https://www.karlwhelan.com/MAMacroSem1/Notes11.pdf
You will need to read from page 1, skip over the graphs until you get to page 14.
Again, equation on page 20:
http://web.mit.edu/14.451/www/lecturenotes-Ch-2.pdf
However, you should read from page 17 onwards.
It will be so much easier if you just use the notes your lecturer gave you though.
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