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Fluctuations Figure 25.2 shows the fluctuations in the components 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 Figure 25.2 shows the fluctuations in the components 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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Chapter 33 Stabilizing the Economy programs, and money supply growth, then
policy itself cannot be a contributor to unexpected fluctuations in aggregate
demand. In contrast, when a feedback rule is being pursued there is more scope
for the ...
Chapter 33 Stabilizing the Economy programs, and money supply growth, then
policy itself cannot be a contributor to unexpected fluctuations in aggregate
demand. In contrast, when a feedback rule is being pursued there is more scope
for the ...
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Fluctuations in net exports produce the main fluctuations in the current account
balance and they arise mainly from fluctuations in the government sector deficit.
As the government sector deficit has persisted in the 1980s and 1990s, so has
the ...
Fluctuations in net exports produce the main fluctuations in the current account
balance and they arise mainly from fluctuations in the government sector deficit.
As the government sector deficit has persisted in the 1980s and 1990s, so has
the ...
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Introduction | 1 |
What Is Economics? | 5 |
Making and Using Graphs | 27 |
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