Chapter 9: Problem 2
According to classical economists, does Say's law hold in a money economy? Explain your answer.
Chapter 9: Problem 2
According to classical economists, does Say's law hold in a money economy? Explain your answer.
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Explain why saving rises as the interest rate rises.
Beginning with long-run equilibrium, explain what happens to the price level and Real GDP in the short run and in the long run as a result of (a) a decline in \(A D,(b)\) a rise in AD, (c) a decline in \(S R A S\), and \((\) d) a rise in SRAS.
Diagrammatically represent an economy in (a) an inflationary gap, (b) a recessionary gap, and (c) long-run equilibrium.
Yvonne is telling her friend Wendy that wages are rising and so is the unemployment rate. She tells Wendy that she (Yvonne) may be the next person to be fired at her company and that she may have to move back in with her parents. What does the economy have to do with Yvonne's possibly having to move back in with her parents?
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