Chapter 10: Problem 11
Explain how a rise in autonomous spending can increase total spending by some multiple.
Chapter 10: Problem 11
Explain how a rise in autonomous spending can increase total spending by some multiple.
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How was Keynes's position different from the classical position with respect to saving and investment?
How is Keynes's position different from the classical position with respect to wages, prices, and Say's law?
"In the simple Keynesian model, increases in \(A D\) that occur below Real GDP will have no effect on the price level." Do you agree or disagree with this statement? Explain your answer.
According to Keynes, can an increase in saving shift the \(A D\) curve to the left? Explain your answer.
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