Macroeconomics: Canada in the Global EnvironmentAddison-Wesley, 1994 - 1088 ˹éÒ |
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... Households and firms make decisions that result in the transactions in the goods markets and factor markets shown in Fig . 1.1 . Households decide how much of their labour , land , and capital to sell or rent on factor markets . In ...
... Households and firms make decisions that result in the transactions in the goods markets and factor markets shown in Fig . 1.1 . Households decide how much of their labour , land , and capital to sell or rent on factor markets . In ...
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... households and firms . Households ◇ Receive incomes in exchange for the supply of factors of production to firms Make expenditures on consumption goods and services bought from firms Save some of their incomes Firms ◇ Pay incomes to ...
... households and firms . Households ◇ Receive incomes in exchange for the supply of factors of production to firms Make expenditures on consumption goods and services bought from firms Save some of their incomes Firms ◇ Pay incomes to ...
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... Households choose the quantity of each good or service to buy and firms choose the quantity of each good or service to produce and sell . These choices respond to the prices confronting households and firms in the goods markets . An ...
... Households choose the quantity of each good or service to buy and firms choose the quantity of each good or service to produce and sell . These choices respond to the prices confronting households and firms in the goods markets . An ...
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