Macroeconomics: Canada in the Global EnvironmentAddison-Wesley, 1994 - 1088 หน้า |
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... imports ( billions of 1986 dollars ) 200 IM Real GDP ( Y ) Exports ( EX ) Imports ( IM ) Net exports ( EX - IM ) ( billions of 1986 dollars ) 150 120 Deficit EX 0 120 0 120 100 Surplus 50 200 120 50 70 400 120 100 600 120 150 -30 228 20 ...
... imports ( billions of 1986 dollars ) 200 IM Real GDP ( Y ) Exports ( EX ) Imports ( IM ) Net exports ( EX - IM ) ( billions of 1986 dollars ) 150 120 Deficit EX 0 120 0 120 100 Surplus 50 200 120 50 70 400 120 100 600 120 150 -30 228 20 ...
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... imports . It also illustrates our balance of trade . The balance of trade is the value of exports minus the value of imports . If the balance is positive , then the value of exports exceeds the value of imports and Canada is a net ...
... imports . It also illustrates our balance of trade . The balance of trade is the value of exports minus the value of imports . If the balance is positive , then the value of exports exceeds the value of imports and Canada is a net ...
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... imports . Speci- fically , suppose that the quota restricts imports to not more than 2 million cars a year . What are the effects of this action ? The answer is found in Fig . 35.10 . The quota is shown by the vertical red line at 2 ...
... imports . Speci- fically , suppose that the quota restricts imports to not more than 2 million cars a year . What are the effects of this action ? The answer is found in Fig . 35.10 . The quota is shown by the vertical red line at 2 ...
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