Macroeconomics: Canada in the Global EnvironmentAddison-Wesley, 1994 - 1088 หน้า |
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... lower interest rates is grow- ing confidence among investors — both for- eign and Canadian - that inflation will not erode their savings , Crow said . " There are many factors that go into interest rates beside what the Bank of Canada ...
... lower interest rates is grow- ing confidence among investors — both for- eign and Canadian - that inflation will not erode their savings , Crow said . " There are many factors that go into interest rates beside what the Bank of Canada ...
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... lower price than they can produce them for themselves . It also enables Mobilians to sell their cars for a higher price , which is equivalent to saying that Mobilians can buy grain for a lower price . Thus everybody seems to gain ...
... lower price than they can produce them for themselves . It also enables Mobilians to sell their cars for a higher price , which is equivalent to saying that Mobilians can buy grain for a lower price . Thus everybody seems to gain ...
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... lower the value of the dollar today , the higher is its expected rate of appreciation ( or the lower is its expected rate of depreciation ) . Holding assets in a particular currency in antici- pation of a gain in their value arising ...
... lower the value of the dollar today , the higher is its expected rate of appreciation ( or the lower is its expected rate of depreciation ) . Holding assets in a particular currency in antici- pation of a gain in their value arising ...
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