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Net E xports _g £ 200 - o x" i i i i Li i 0 100 200 300 400 500 600 Real GDP (
billions of 1986 dollars) (a) Exports and imports _g ~o "O (b) Net exports increase
by 25$ for each $1 increase in Canadian real GDP. Net exports, the difference ...
Net E xports _g £ 200 - o x" i i i i Li i 0 100 200 300 400 500 600 Real GDP (
billions of 1986 dollars) (a) Exports and imports _g ~o "O (b) Net exports increase
by 25$ for each $1 increase in Canadian real GDP. Net exports, the difference ...
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Each $1 billion increase in real GDP induces an increase in aggregate
expenditure of $0.4 billion. Adding induced expenditure and autonomous
expenditure together gives aggregate planned expenditure. This aggregate
expenditure ...
Each $1 billion increase in real GDP induces an increase in aggregate
expenditure of $0.4 billion. Adding induced expenditure and autonomous
expenditure together gives aggregate planned expenditure. This aggregate
expenditure ...
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At this time, the GDP deflator has increased to 143 — a 10 percent increase over
its initial level — and real GDP has returned to the level from which it started, its
long-run level. A Price-Wage Inflation Spiral The inflation process we've just ...
At this time, the GDP deflator has increased to 143 — a 10 percent increase over
its initial level — and real GDP has returned to the level from which it started, its
long-run level. A Price-Wage Inflation Spiral The inflation process we've just ...
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Introduction | 1 |
What Is Economics? | 5 |
Making and Using Graphs | 27 |
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