Macroeconomics: Canada in the Global EnvironmentAddison-Wesley, 1994 - 1088 หน้า |
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... shown on the horizontal axis and the number of rainy days a month in British Columbia is shown on the vertical axis . Again , the output of French wine ( 15 billion litres a year in this example ) does not change when the number of ...
... shown on the horizontal axis and the number of rainy days a month in British Columbia is shown on the vertical axis . Again , the output of French wine ( 15 billion litres a year in this example ) does not change when the number of ...
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... shown in part ( c ) . Finally , aggregate planned expenditure has in- creased to AE , and the new equilibrium expendi- ture is at a real GDP of $ 800 billion ( also shown in part c ) . FIGURE 29.7 MSO MS1 Interest rate ( percent per ...
... shown in part ( c ) . Finally , aggregate planned expenditure has in- creased to AE , and the new equilibrium expendi- ture is at a real GDP of $ 800 billion ( also shown in part c ) . FIGURE 29.7 MSO MS1 Interest rate ( percent per ...
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... shown in part ( a ) of the figure . Government purchases plus debt interest pay- ments do not change when real GDP changes and are shown by the horizontal line . Tax rev- enues minus transfer payments - net taxes- increase as real GDP ...
... shown in part ( a ) of the figure . Government purchases plus debt interest pay- ments do not change when real GDP changes and are shown by the horizontal line . Tax rev- enues minus transfer payments - net taxes- increase as real GDP ...
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