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Only when real GDP equals $ 4 billion is aggregate planned expenditure equal to real GDP . This level of expenditure is the equilibrium ... 8.11 ( a ) shows all the points at which aggregate planned expenditure equals real GDP .
Only when real GDP equals $ 4 billion is aggregate planned expenditure equal to real GDP . This level of expenditure is the equilibrium ... 8.11 ( a ) shows all the points at which aggregate planned expenditure equals real GDP .
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GDP is equal to the price level ( P ) multiplied by real GDP ( Y ) . ... The equation of exchange states that the quantity of money ( M ) multiplied by the velocity of circulation ( V ) equals GDP , or MV = PY .
GDP is equal to the price level ( P ) multiplied by real GDP ( Y ) . ... The equation of exchange states that the quantity of money ( M ) multiplied by the velocity of circulation ( V ) equals GDP , or MV = PY .
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That is , the firm's real wage rate is equal to the money wage rate of $ 5.50 an hour divided by the price of soda , 50 ¢ a bottle . 1 Real wage rate ( 1987 dollars per hour ) с d e 5 LD 135 140 145 150 155 160 Labor ( billions of hours ...
That is , the firm's real wage rate is equal to the money wage rate of $ 5.50 an hour divided by the price of soda , 50 ¢ a bottle . 1 Real wage rate ( 1987 dollars per hour ) с d e 5 LD 135 140 145 150 155 160 Labor ( billions of hours ...
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