Macroeconomics: Canada in the Global EnvironmentAddison-Wesley, 1994 - 1088 หน้า |
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... things that people produce , consume , and store , and their prices . We can describe in detail who borrows and who lends and at what interest rates . We can also catalogue the things that government taxes and at what rates , the pro ...
... things that people produce , consume , and store , and their prices . We can describe in detail who borrows and who lends and at what interest rates . We can also catalogue the things that government taxes and at what rates , the pro ...
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... things remaining the same , the higher the level of real GDP in the rest of the world , the greater is the demand by foreigners for Canadian - made goods and services . For example , an economic boom in Japan increases the Japanese ...
... things remaining the same , the higher the level of real GDP in the rest of the world , the greater is the demand by foreigners for Canadian - made goods and services . For example , an economic boom in Japan increases the Japanese ...
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... things remaining the same , decreases the quantity of real money . A small- er quantity of real money decreases aggregate planned expenditure - the real money balances effect . A rise in the price level , other things remain- ing the ...
... things remaining the same , decreases the quantity of real money . A small- er quantity of real money decreases aggregate planned expenditure - the real money balances effect . A rise in the price level , other things remain- ing the ...
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