Macroeconomics: Canada in the Global EnvironmentAddison-Wesley, 1994 - 1088 หน้า |
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... equal to actual expenditure and , therefore , is not necessarily equal to actual real GDP . How can actual expenditure and planned expenditure differ from each other ? Why don't people implement their plans ? The reason is that firms ...
... equal to actual expenditure and , therefore , is not necessarily equal to actual real GDP . How can actual expenditure and planned expenditure differ from each other ? Why don't people implement their plans ? The reason is that firms ...
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... equals the marginal propen- sity to consume minus the marginal propensity to import . Let's call the marginal propensity to buy domestic goods and services g . In Table 26.1 , g is equal to 0.4 , the same as in Fig . 26.3 ( a ) . The ...
... equals the marginal propen- sity to consume minus the marginal propensity to import . Let's call the marginal propensity to buy domestic goods and services g . In Table 26.1 , g is equal to 0.4 , the same as in Fig . 26.3 ( a ) . The ...
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... equal to the money wage rate of $ 5.50 an hour divided by the price of pop , 50 ¢ a bottle . A Change in the Real Wage Rate Let's work out what happens when the real wage rate changes . Suppose the money wage rate increases to $ 11 an ...
... equal to the money wage rate of $ 5.50 an hour divided by the price of pop , 50 ¢ a bottle . A Change in the Real Wage Rate Let's work out what happens when the real wage rate changes . Suppose the money wage rate increases to $ 11 an ...
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