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In the extended Romer model:
1. In the fishing-out effect: What are the implications of a faster population growth to the growth of
output per worker for the LR.
2. And: compare the implications for changes in population growth in the Solow Model, the basic romer model, and in the extended romer model (graphical representation).
3. Given the standing-on-the-shoulders effect, why would the standing on shoulders effect imply negative growth output per worker in the LR.

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