Macroeconomics: Canada in the Global EnvironmentAddison-Wesley, 1994 - 1088 หน้า |
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... Deficit and International Deficit f you spend more than you earn in a given period , you have a deficit . To cover your deficit , you have to borrow or sell off some of the things that you own . Just as indi- viduals have deficits , so ...
... Deficit and International Deficit f you spend more than you earn in a given period , you have a deficit . To cover your deficit , you have to borrow or sell off some of the things that you own . Just as indi- viduals have deficits , so ...
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... deficit and the business cycle , look at Fig . 34.4 . This figure shows the federal deficit and the unemployment rate . As you can see , there is a remarkably close relationship between these two variables . When the unemploy- ment rate ...
... deficit and the business cycle , look at Fig . 34.4 . This figure shows the federal deficit and the unemployment rate . As you can see , there is a remarkably close relationship between these two variables . When the unemploy- ment rate ...
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... DEFICIT FIGURE 34.5 The Real Deficit and the Nominal Deficit 6 20 Real deficit Surplus Deficit Federal government deficit ( percentage of GDP ) á A -2 Nominal deficit -8 1970 Year ... Deficit ( billions of dollars per year ) DEFICITS AND.
... DEFICIT FIGURE 34.5 The Real Deficit and the Nominal Deficit 6 20 Real deficit Surplus Deficit Federal government deficit ( percentage of GDP ) á A -2 Nominal deficit -8 1970 Year ... Deficit ( billions of dollars per year ) DEFICITS AND.
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