Macroeconomics: Canada in the Global EnvironmentAddison-Wesley, 1994 - 1088 หน้า |
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... income that influence consumption expenditure shift both the consumption function and the saving function . For example , an increase in expected future income shifts the consumption function upward and the sav- ing function downward ...
... income that influence consumption expenditure shift both the consumption function and the saving function . For example , an increase in expected future income shifts the consumption function upward and the sav- ing function downward ...
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... income . At zero dispos- able income , some consumption is undertaken and saving is negative ( dissaving occurs ) . As disposable income increases , so do both con- sumption and saving . The average propensities to consume and to save ...
... income . At zero dispos- able income , some consumption is undertaken and saving is negative ( dissaving occurs ) . As disposable income increases , so do both con- sumption and saving . The average propensities to consume and to save ...
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... incomes in these countries vary enor- mously . In China , per capita income is around 15 percent of that in Canada . China is a developing country . Per capita income in the former East Germany - now part of a reunited Germany - is ...
... incomes in these countries vary enor- mously . In China , per capita income is around 15 percent of that in Canada . China is a developing country . Per capita income in the former East Germany - now part of a reunited Germany - is ...
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