Macroeconomics: Canada in the Global EnvironmentAddison-Wesley, 1994 - 1088 หน้า |
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... corn . Thus the opportunity cost of an additional metre of cloth is the amount of corn for- gone , and the opportunity cost of producing an addi- tional kilogram of corn is the amount of cloth for- gone . Let's put numerical values on ...
... corn . Thus the opportunity cost of an additional metre of cloth is the amount of corn for- gone , and the opportunity cost of producing an addi- tional kilogram of corn is the amount of cloth for- gone . Let's put numerical values on ...
หน้า 551
... kilograms of corn . The next metre of cloth costs 3 kilo- grams of corn . The opportunity cost of cloth rises as Jane produces more cloth , with the last metre of cloth costing 6 kilograms of corn . Part ( a ) of the figure shows the ...
... kilograms of corn . The next metre of cloth costs 3 kilo- grams of corn . The opportunity cost of cloth rises as Jane produces more cloth , with the last metre of cloth costing 6 kilograms of corn . Part ( a ) of the figure shows the ...
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... corn , Jane gives up less cloth than Joe . Hence Jane's opportunity cost of a kilogram of corn is lower than Joe's . This means that Jane has a com- parative advantage in ... kilograms of corn and 61 Achieving the Gains from Trade 61.
... corn , Jane gives up less cloth than Joe . Hence Jane's opportunity cost of a kilogram of corn is lower than Joe's . This means that Jane has a com- parative advantage in ... kilograms of corn and 61 Achieving the Gains from Trade 61.
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aggregate demand curve aggregate expenditure curve aggregate planned expenditure aggregate supply curve autonomous expenditure Bank of Canada billions of 1986 business cycle capital cars CHAPTER consumption expenditure consumption function decrease deficit demand and supply disposable income dollars economists effects equilibrium expenditure example expected exports factors of production falls Figure firms fiscal policy fluctuations GDP deflator government purchases graph gross domestic product growth households inflation rate investment demand curve Jane Jane's kilograms of corn labour force long-run aggregate supply macroeconomic marginal propensity ment metre of cloth million tapes monetary policy money supply multiplier opportunity cost output percent Phillips curve price level production possibility frontier quantity demanded quantity of labour quantity of money quantity of real quantity supplied Real GDP billions real interest rate real money real wage rate recession relationship rises short-run aggregate supply tapes a week taxes tion unem unemployment rate variables Walkman