What is the value of the steady state capital-to-labor ratio

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Presume that the economy has the following production function: Y/L = 8*(K/L) 0.5. Further suppose that s = 0.2, gL = 0.3, and Î´ = 0.1. What is the value of the steady state capital-to-labor ratio?

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