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... spending on goods - shifting some of that spending from the present to the future . Interest rates , in turn , are influenced by the quan- tity of real money . We have just seen that the quanti- ty of real money increases if the price ...
... spending on goods - shifting some of that spending from the present to the future . Interest rates , in turn , are influenced by the quan- tity of real money . We have just seen that the quanti- ty of real money increases if the price ...
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... spending both rose five- tenths of 1 percent in June , the Government said today in a report that analysts saw as a sign that the economy would continue to grow in the third quarter . " It gives consumer spending quite a bit of momentum ...
... spending both rose five- tenths of 1 percent in June , the Government said today in a report that analysts saw as a sign that the economy would continue to grow in the third quarter . " It gives consumer spending quite a bit of momentum ...
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... spending , taxes , and the deficit ( each as a percentage of GDP ) . You can also see the election years and names ... spending growth was kept moderate . But under the pressure of the first OPEC oil shock , spending soared under Ford ...
... spending , taxes , and the deficit ( each as a percentage of GDP ) . You can also see the election years and names ... spending growth was kept moderate . But under the pressure of the first OPEC oil shock , spending soared under Ford ...
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