Macroeconomics: Canada in the Global EnvironmentAddison-Wesley, 1994 - 1088 ˹éÒ |
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... rises to 135 ) and real GDP increases to $ 650 billion . In part ( b ) , starting from above full employment , wages begin to rise and the short- run aggregate supply curve shifts gradually leftward towards SAS ,. The price level rises ...
... rises to 135 ) and real GDP increases to $ 650 billion . In part ( b ) , starting from above full employment , wages begin to rise and the short- run aggregate supply curve shifts gradually leftward towards SAS ,. The price level rises ...
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... rises to 135. The econ- omy is at an above full - employment equilibrium . There is a shortage of labour and the wage rate rises , shifting the short - run aggregate supply curve to SAS ,. The GDP deflator increases to 143 , and real ...
... rises to 135. The econ- omy is at an above full - employment equilibrium . There is a shortage of labour and the wage rate rises , shifting the short - run aggregate supply curve to SAS ,. The GDP deflator increases to 143 , and real ...
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... rises to 154. The Bank of Canada responds again , taking the aggre- gate demand curve to AD , and the cost - price inflation spiral continues as the price level rises to 157 . REVIEW Cost - push inflation results from an increase in any ...
... rises to 154. The Bank of Canada responds again , taking the aggre- gate demand curve to AD , and the cost - price inflation spiral continues as the price level rises to 157 . REVIEW Cost - push inflation results from an increase in any ...
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