Macroeconomics: Canada in the Global EnvironmentAddison-Wesley, 1994 - 1088 ˹éÒ |
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... Revenue Sale of consumption goods and services Expenditure Payments to factors of production Y Sale of capital goods ... Total ( b ) HOUSEHOLDS Income Expenditure | = || Payments for supplies of factors of production Purchases of consumption ...
... Revenue Sale of consumption goods and services Expenditure Payments to factors of production Y Sale of capital goods ... Total ( b ) HOUSEHOLDS Income Expenditure | = || Payments for supplies of factors of production Purchases of consumption ...
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... revenue stream is too low to cover the total expense , and the project is not worth undertaking . In case 2 , the interest rate is 10 percent per year , and the project is profitable . The lower the interest rate , the larger is the ...
... revenue stream is too low to cover the total expense , and the project is not worth undertaking . In case 2 , the interest rate is 10 percent per year , and the project is profitable . The lower the interest rate , the larger is the ...
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... total amount owing - the out- standing loan plus the interest is $ 86.9 million . Chrysler's revenue in year 3 is $ 100 million , so it repays the loan , pays the interest , and pockets the balance , a profit of $ 13.1 million . If ...
... total amount owing - the out- standing loan plus the interest is $ 86.9 million . Chrysler's revenue in year 3 is $ 100 million , so it repays the loan , pays the interest , and pockets the balance , a profit of $ 13.1 million . If ...
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