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Our starting point is to establish a relationship between aggregate planned
expenditure and real GDP. ... Aggregate planned expenditure is the expenditure
that economic agents (households, firms, governments, and foreigners) plan to ...
Our starting point is to establish a relationship between aggregate planned
expenditure and real GDP. ... Aggregate planned expenditure is the expenditure
that economic agents (households, firms, governments, and foreigners) plan to ...
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Equilibrium Expenditure quilibrium expenditure occurs when aggregate planned
expenditure equals real GDP. At levels of real GDP below equilibrium, planned
expenditure exceeds real GDP; at levels of real GDP above equilibrium, planned
...
Equilibrium Expenditure quilibrium expenditure occurs when aggregate planned
expenditure equals real GDP. At levels of real GDP below equilibrium, planned
expenditure exceeds real GDP; at levels of real GDP above equilibrium, planned
...
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At this level, aggregate planned expenditure is $760 billion (point/ in Fig. 25.11a),
$240 billion less than real GDP. With aggregate planned expenditure less than
real GDP, inventories rise by $240 billion (point Jin Fig. 25.11b) — there is ...
At this level, aggregate planned expenditure is $760 billion (point/ in Fig. 25.11a),
$240 billion less than real GDP. With aggregate planned expenditure less than
real GDP, inventories rise by $240 billion (point Jin Fig. 25.11b) — there is ...
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Introduction | 1 |
What Is Economics? | 5 |
Making and Using Graphs | 27 |
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