Macroeconomics: Canada in the Global EnvironmentAddison-Wesley, 1994 - 1088 ˹éÒ |
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... Fluctuations in real GDP Price level ( GDP deflator , 1986 = 100 ) 150 140 b 130 120 LAS Full employment Actual real GDP Inflationary gap 2 3 4 ... Fluctuations and Changes in Aggregate Demand Aggregate Fluctuations and Changes in Aggregate.
... Fluctuations in real GDP Price level ( GDP deflator , 1986 = 100 ) 150 140 b 130 120 LAS Full employment Actual real GDP Inflationary gap 2 3 4 ... Fluctuations and Changes in Aggregate Demand Aggregate Fluctuations and Changes in Aggregate.
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... Fluctuations Figure 25.2 shows the fluctuations in the compo- nents of aggregate expenditure . The most volatile are investment and net exports . Consumption expenditure and government purchases of goods and services fluctuate less than ...
... Fluctuations Figure 25.2 shows the fluctuations in the compo- nents of aggregate expenditure . The most volatile are investment and net exports . Consumption expenditure and government purchases of goods and services fluctuate less than ...
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... fluctuations in job creation and destruction correspond with fluctuations in the U.S. unemployment rate . Whether fluctuations in the job creation and job destruction rates cause fluctuations in the unem- ployment rate , or whether ...
... fluctuations in job creation and destruction correspond with fluctuations in the U.S. unemployment rate . Whether fluctuations in the job creation and job destruction rates cause fluctuations in the unem- ployment rate , or whether ...
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