Macroeconomics: Canada in the Global EnvironmentAddison-Wesley, 1994 - 1088 หน้า |
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... illustrated in Fig . 23.2 . Let's first focus on the flows involving the govern- ment . Government purchases of goods and services from firms are shown as the flow G. This flow is shown in red ( like consumption expenditure and ...
... illustrated in Fig . 23.2 . Let's first focus on the flows involving the govern- ment . Government purchases of goods and services from firms are shown as the flow G. This flow is shown in red ( like consumption expenditure and ...
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... illustrated in part ( b ) . In year 3 , there is a full employment equilibrium , as illustrated in part ( c ) . And in year 4 , there is an above full - employment equilibrium , as illustrated in part ( d ) . The economy moves from one ...
... illustrated in part ( b ) . In year 3 , there is a full employment equilibrium , as illustrated in part ( c ) . And in year 4 , there is an above full - employment equilibrium , as illustrated in part ( d ) . The economy moves from one ...
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... illustrated in both parts of Fig . 26.1 as the point at which the AE curve touches the vertical axis - the level of aggregate planned expenditure when real GDP is zero . In part ( b ) , autonomous expenditure is highlighted by the blue ...
... illustrated in both parts of Fig . 26.1 as the point at which the AE curve touches the vertical axis - the level of aggregate planned expenditure when real GDP is zero . In part ( b ) , autonomous expenditure is highlighted by the blue ...
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