Macroeconomics: Canada in the Global EnvironmentAddison-Wesley, 1994 - 1088 ˹éÒ |
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... Exports et exports is the expenditure by foreigners on Canadian - made goods and services minus the expenditure by Canadian residents on foreign - made goods and ser- vices . That is , net exports is Canadian exports minus Canadian ...
... Exports et exports is the expenditure by foreigners on Canadian - made goods and services minus the expenditure by Canadian residents on foreign - made goods and ser- vices . That is , net exports is Canadian exports minus Canadian ...
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... Exports and imports Real net exports ( billions of 1986 dollars ) 150 100 50 Surplus 100 200 300 400 500 600 Deficit -50 ( b ) Net exports NX Real GDP ( billions of 1986 dollars ) The net export schedule shows the relationship between net ...
... Exports and imports Real net exports ( billions of 1986 dollars ) 150 100 50 Surplus 100 200 300 400 500 600 Deficit -50 ( b ) Net exports NX Real GDP ( billions of 1986 dollars ) The net export schedule shows the relationship between net ...
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... exports ( the difference between exports and imports ) . Equation ( 2 ) reminds us that aggregate income is used in three different ways— consumed , saved , or paid to the government as taxes ( net of transfer payments ) . Equation ( 1 ) ...
... exports ( the difference between exports and imports ) . Equation ( 2 ) reminds us that aggregate income is used in three different ways— consumed , saved , or paid to the government as taxes ( net of transfer payments ) . Equation ( 1 ) ...
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