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A Change in Autonomous Expenditure There are many possible sources of a
change in autonomous expenditure. A fall in the real interest rate might induce
firms to increase their planned investment. A wave of innovation, such as
occurred ...
A Change in Autonomous Expenditure There are many possible sources of a
change in autonomous expenditure. A fall in the real interest rate might induce
firms to increase their planned investment. A wave of innovation, such as
occurred ...
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Expenditure Multipliers Figure 26.2 An Increase in Autonomous Expenditure -6
1,000 h ro 03 < 800 2 600 □o c 400 t « 200 h 400 600 800 1,000 Real GDP (
billions of 1986 dollars) An increase in autonomous expenditure from $360
billion to ...
Expenditure Multipliers Figure 26.2 An Increase in Autonomous Expenditure -6
1,000 h ro 03 < 800 2 600 □o c 400 t « 200 h 400 600 800 1,000 Real GDP (
billions of 1986 dollars) An increase in autonomous expenditure from $360
billion to ...
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Multipliers and the Price Level Figure 26.8 Changes in Autonomous Expenditure
and Aggregate Demand =1 1 ,000 *fc 800 600 400 200 An increase in
investment increases aggregate planned expenditure ... 45° line 200 400 600
800 1,000 ...
Multipliers and the Price Level Figure 26.8 Changes in Autonomous Expenditure
and Aggregate Demand =1 1 ,000 *fc 800 600 400 200 An increase in
investment increases aggregate planned expenditure ... 45° line 200 400 600
800 1,000 ...
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What Is Economics? | 5 |
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