Macroeconomics: Canada in the Global EnvironmentAddison-Wesley, 1994 - 1088 ˹éÒ |
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... real GDP . It is the amount of aggregate planned expendi- ture when real GDP is zero , and it is shown in row a of ... increases from zero ( row a ) to $ 800 billion ( row e ) , an increase of $ 800 billion , consumption expenditure increases ...
... real GDP . It is the amount of aggregate planned expendi- ture when real GDP is zero , and it is shown in row a of ... increases from zero ( row a ) to $ 800 billion ( row e ) , an increase of $ 800 billion , consumption expenditure increases ...
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... increases in autonomous expenditure . What are the effects of such increases ... real GDP induces an increase in aggregate expenditure of $ 0.4 billion ... real GDP is $ 600 billion . You can see this equilibrium in row d of the table ...
... increases in autonomous expenditure . What are the effects of such increases ... real GDP induces an increase in aggregate expenditure of $ 0.4 billion ... real GDP is $ 600 billion . You can see this equilibrium in row d of the table ...
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... 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 . 1 A Price - Wage Inflation Spiral The inflation process we've just ...
... 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 . 1 A Price - Wage Inflation Spiral The inflation process we've just ...
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