According to the Solow model two countries will grow at different rates if: both have the same steady-state level of output and the same capital stock below the steady-state level both have different steady-state level of output and the same capital stock below the steady-state level both have the same steady-state level of output and the same capital stock above the steady-state level they are both in their steady states According to the Solow model two countries will grow at different rates if: both have the same steady-state level of output and the same capital stock below the steady-state level both have different steady-state level of output and the same capital stock below the steady-state level both have the same steady-state level of output and the same capital stock above the steady-state level they are both in their steady states