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150 150 140 Expected Future Incomes An increase in expected future income ,
other things being equal , increases the amount that households plan to spend
on consumption goods and consumer durables . When households expect slow ...
150 150 140 Expected Future Incomes An increase in expected future income ,
other things being equal , increases the amount that households plan to spend
on consumption goods and consumer durables . When households expect slow ...
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It run level and the price level falls below that expected . If aggregate occurs at
the intersection of curves EAD and ELAS ( point c ) . If long - run demand turns
out to be as expected but long - run aggregate supply is aggregate supply turns
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It run level and the price level falls below that expected . If aggregate occurs at
the intersection of curves EAD and ELAS ( point c ) . If long - run demand turns
out to be as expected but long - run aggregate supply is aggregate supply turns
out ...
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If the expected inflation rate is 10 percent a year , the short - run Phillips curve is
SRPC . If the expected inflation ... At points a and d , inflation is equal to its
expected rate and unemployment is equal to its natural rate . The distance by
which the ...
If the expected inflation rate is 10 percent a year , the short - run Phillips curve is
SRPC . If the expected inflation ... At points a and d , inflation is equal to its
expected rate and unemployment is equal to its natural rate . The distance by
which the ...
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