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... Amount paid Interest Loss 100 Loans , interest , and repayments ( billions of dollars ) 50 50 Loan at start of year ... Amount paid Interest Profit Amount paid Interest Loans , interest , and repayments ( billions of dollars ) 50 50 Loan ...
... Amount paid Interest Loss 100 Loans , interest , and repayments ( billions of dollars ) 50 50 Loan at start of year ... Amount paid Interest Profit Amount paid Interest Loans , interest , and repayments ( billions of dollars ) 50 50 Loan ...
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... amount of existing capital , the larger is the amount of replacement investment and the smaller is the amount of net investment . The main influence on investment demand is fluc- tuations in profit expectations . Swings in the degree of ...
... amount of existing capital , the larger is the amount of replacement investment and the smaller is the amount of net investment . The main influence on investment demand is fluc- tuations in profit expectations . Swings in the degree of ...
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... amount of money sup- ply is now $ 75 higher than before . The Laser Bank doesn't need to hang on to the entire $ 75 as reserves : it needs only a quarter of that amount- $ 18.75 . The Laser Bank lends the addi- tional amount , $ 56.25 ...
... amount of money sup- ply is now $ 75 higher than before . The Laser Bank doesn't need to hang on to the entire $ 75 as reserves : it needs only a quarter of that amount- $ 18.75 . The Laser Bank lends the addi- tional amount , $ 56.25 ...
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