Macroeconomics: Canada in the Global EnvironmentAddison-Wesley, 1994 - 1088 ˹éÒ |
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... higher price level induces higher wage rates , which in turn cause the short - run aggregate supply curve to shift leftward . As the SAS curve shifts leftward from SAS , to SAS ,, it intersects the aggregate demand curve AD , at higher ...
... higher price level induces higher wage rates , which in turn cause the short - run aggregate supply curve to shift leftward . As the SAS curve shifts leftward from SAS , to SAS ,, it intersects the aggregate demand curve AD , at higher ...
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... higher the expected inflation rate , the higher are interest rates and , therefore , the higher is the opportunity cost of holding money . The Demand for Real Money The demand for real money is the relationship between the quantity of ...
... higher the expected inflation rate , the higher are interest rates and , therefore , the higher is the opportunity cost of holding money . The Demand for Real Money The demand for real money is the relationship between the quantity of ...
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... higher income and / or a higher interest rate . There are two factors that tend to limit these channels of influence . First , when the economy is operating close to full employment , the higher government sector deficit does not produce a ...
... higher income and / or a higher interest rate . There are two factors that tend to limit these channels of influence . First , when the economy is operating close to full employment , the higher government sector deficit does not produce a ...
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