g suppose that a country is in a steady state when a war destroys a third of the adult population and half of the capital stock, but nothing else is affected. what should we expect to happen? a) the country's steady-state level of output will rise, but the country's capital stock will rise to reach it. b) the country's output will jump above its steady-state and then capital stock will slowly fall. c) the country's steady-state level of output not change, neither will its current level of capital per worker. d) the country's output will fall below its steady-state and then capital stock, and hence output, will slowly rise