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... Equilibrium is the solution or out- come of an economic model . The term equilibrium conjures up the picture of a balance of opposing forces . For example , a balance scale can be said to be in equilibrium if a pound of butter is placed ...
... Equilibrium is the solution or out- come of an economic model . The term equilibrium conjures up the picture of a balance of opposing forces . For example , a balance scale can be said to be in equilibrium if a pound of butter is placed ...
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... equilibrium . Macroeconomic equilibrium occurs when the quantity of real GDP demanded equals the quan- tity of real GDP supplied . Let's see how macroeco- nomic equilibrium is determined . Determination of Real GDP and the Price Level ...
... equilibrium . Macroeconomic equilibrium occurs when the quantity of real GDP demanded equals the quan- tity of real GDP supplied . Let's see how macroeco- nomic equilibrium is determined . Determination of Real GDP and the Price Level ...
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... equilibrium expenditure is deter- mined , we need to distinguish between actual expen- diture and planned ... equilibrium . When aggregate planned expenditure and aggregate actual expenditure are unequal , a process of convergence toward ...
... equilibrium expenditure is deter- mined , we need to distinguish between actual expen- diture and planned ... equilibrium . When aggregate planned expenditure and aggregate actual expenditure are unequal , a process of convergence toward ...
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