Macroeconomics: Canada in the Global EnvironmentAddison-Wesley, 1994 - 1088 หน้า |
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... result of an increase in consumer spending and an increase in business investment spending . As a result , real GDP increased from $ 4.933 trillion to $ 4.991 trillion ( 1987 U.S. dollars ) . This increase is a 4.8 percent annual rate ...
... result of an increase in consumer spending and an increase in business investment spending . As a result , real GDP increased from $ 4.933 trillion to $ 4.991 trillion ( 1987 U.S. dollars ) . This increase is a 4.8 percent annual rate ...
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... result in five types of flows that change the numbers of people employed and unemployed . The flows resulting from these deci- sions are shown by the arrows in the figure . Let's look at these decisions and see how the flows that result ...
... result in five types of flows that change the numbers of people employed and unemployed . The flows resulting from these deci- sions are shown by the arrows in the figure . Let's look at these decisions and see how the flows that result ...
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... result in a decrease in the purchases of other goods and ser- vices . But if there is unemployment , it is possible that an increase in government purchases ( and an increased deficit ) could result in a decrease in unemployment and an ...
... result in a decrease in the purchases of other goods and ser- vices . But if there is unemployment , it is possible that an increase in government purchases ( and an increased deficit ) could result in a decrease in unemployment and an ...
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