Macroeconomics: Canada in the Global EnvironmentAddison-Wesley, 1994 - 1088 หน้า |
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... zero represents zero degrees Celsius . To the right of zero , the temperatures are positive . To the left of zero , the temperatures are negative ( as indicated by the minus sign in front of the numbers ) . Figure 2.1 ( b ) provides ...
... zero represents zero degrees Celsius . To the right of zero , the temperatures are positive . To the left of zero , the temperatures are negative ( as indicated by the minus sign in front of the numbers ) . Figure 2.1 ( b ) provides ...
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... zero ( there is a surplus ) and when imports exceed exports , net exports is below zero ( there is a deficit ) . When real GDP is $ 480 billion , there is a balance between exports and imports . The position of the net export function ...
... zero ( there is a surplus ) and when imports exceed exports , net exports is below zero ( there is a deficit ) . When real GDP is $ 480 billion , there is a balance between exports and imports . The position of the net export function ...
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... zero , and it is shown in row a of the table in Fig . 26.1 . The components of autonomous expenditure are autonomous consump- tion expenditure , investment , government purchas- es of goods and services , and exports . In the table ...
... zero , and it is shown in row a of the table in Fig . 26.1 . The components of autonomous expenditure are autonomous consump- tion expenditure , investment , government purchas- es of goods and services , and exports . In the table ...
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