Macroeconomics: Canada in the Global EnvironmentAddison-Wesley, 1994 - 1088 หน้า |
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... billion hours - an increase of 10 billion hours- real GDP increases from $ 400 billion to $ 600 billion , an increase of $ 200 billion . The marginal product of labour over this range is $ 20 an hour ( $ 200 billion divided by 10 ...
... billion hours - an increase of 10 billion hours- real GDP increases from $ 400 billion to $ 600 billion , an increase of $ 200 billion . The marginal product of labour over this range is $ 20 an hour ( $ 200 billion divided by 10 ...
หน้า 843
... hour and 25 billion hours of employment ( part a ) . The short - run aggregate production function ( PF ) and employment of 25 billion hours determine real GDP at $ 600 billion ( part b ) . Real GDP supplied is $ 600 billion regardless ...
... hour and 25 billion hours of employment ( part a ) . The short - run aggregate production function ( PF ) and employment of 25 billion hours determine real GDP at $ 600 billion ( part b ) . Real GDP supplied is $ 600 billion regardless ...
หน้า 898
... hour and an employment level of 11.5 billion hours . Aggregate employment is 23 bil- lion hours ( 2 x 11.5 ) , and the average real wage rate is the same as in each market . Now look at what happens when there is a change in the demand ...
... hour and an employment level of 11.5 billion hours . Aggregate employment is 23 bil- lion hours ( 2 x 11.5 ) , and the average real wage rate is the same as in each market . Now look at what happens when there is a change in the demand ...
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