Hey so I think your suggestion worked, however I just have an economics question about the graphs if you could maybe give your opinion.

Individually the time paths for each variable (h, k, y) have a logarithmic style graph from the beginning, but when I combined them using your suggestion using Resource Function, the time paths for h and k specifically look like the are exponential at first, then counter an inflection point after a certain point. Could this be because in the beginning of economic growth, there are positive returns to scale? It seems k and h do not possess diminishing returns in the beginning. Is that normal? Btw I am using the Mankiw Romer and Weil model of semi endogenous growth, and I am not sure if this is a phenomenon of the model, or an error in how I combined the two time paths. 

Interestingly, when I combine y (output) using your method, I do not see this which makes sense kind of? Sorry I know this is a little bit off topic, but I am just concerned that I combined the time paths in a way that messed up there individual time paths. Screenshot is below

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Hi Nathan,

The plots being combined with Show each have a very small y range that is separated by a relatively large y value between the two plots. On a combined scale they appear as straight lines. You will have to add an offset or use a log scale, or... Really depends on what you are trying to convey by combining them.