Macroeconomics: Canada in the Global EnvironmentAddison-Wesley, 1994 - 1088 หน้า |
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... shifts the aggregate expenditure upward to AE ,. In the new equilibrium ( at b ) real GDP is $ 800 billion . Since the quantity of real GDP demanded at a price level of 130 increases to $ 800 billion , the aggregate demand curve shifts ...
... shifts the aggregate expenditure upward to AE ,. In the new equilibrium ( at b ) real GDP is $ 800 billion . Since the quantity of real GDP demanded at a price level of 130 increases to $ 800 billion , the aggregate demand curve shifts ...
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... shifts . The magnitude of the change in aggregate demand - the shift in the aggregate demand curve - depends on two factors : the size of the shift of the LM curve and the slope of the IS curve . Figure A29.6 shows three possible cases ...
... shifts . The magnitude of the change in aggregate demand - the shift in the aggregate demand curve - depends on two factors : the size of the shift of the LM curve and the slope of the IS curve . Figure A29.6 shows three possible cases ...
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... shifts left- ward less quickly . Eventually it shifts leftward at the same pace at which the aggregate demand curve is shifting rightward . The actual inflation rate equals the expected inflation rate and full employment is restored ...
... shifts left- ward less quickly . Eventually it shifts leftward at the same pace at which the aggregate demand curve is shifting rightward . The actual inflation rate equals the expected inflation rate and full employment is restored ...
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