Economics: Reality Through TheoryHarcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1973 - 387 σελίδες |
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... SAVING Most of the disposable income ( income left over after taxes are paid ) that people receive is spent on consumption . What they do not spend on consumption is considered saving ; it is this saving , along with corporate saving ...
... SAVING Most of the disposable income ( income left over after taxes are paid ) that people receive is spent on consumption . What they do not spend on consumption is considered saving ; it is this saving , along with corporate saving ...
Σελίδα 41
... saving is equal to someone else's increased investment . But if I keep the $ 20 in my wallet , where is the increased investment to maintain S = I ? The answer to that challenge is as follows . The merchants expected to sell you $ 100 ...
... saving is equal to someone else's increased investment . But if I keep the $ 20 in my wallet , where is the increased investment to maintain S = I ? The answer to that challenge is as follows . The merchants expected to sell you $ 100 ...
Σελίδα 43
... saving exceeds invest- ment , we are pulling more out of the economy than we are putting back in , and income falls . When income falls to the point where saving is at the same level as investment , equilibrium is reached . Conversely ...
... saving exceeds invest- ment , we are pulling more out of the economy than we are putting back in , and income falls . When income falls to the point where saving is at the same level as investment , equilibrium is reached . Conversely ...
Περιεχόμενα
INTRODUCTION | 3 |
The Nations Income | 11 |
THE PRODUCT MARKET | 33 |
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agricultural areas average total cost balance of payments bank billion bushels capital cents Chapter cities consumer consumption cost curve creased deficit demand curve dollars economic development economists efficient equilibrium example exports extra fall farm products farmers Federal Reserve Figure firm fiscal foreign government spending gross national product growth higher important income support income tax increase individual industry inelastic demand inflation investment labor land less lower macroeconomic marginal cost marginal revenue marginal utility ment monetary monopolistic competition monopoly monopsony national income negative income tax nomic oligopolistic oligopoly output parity price percent percentage perfect competition pollution poor countries population poverty price supports problems profit quantity rate of interest reduce rent rise saving sell sellers social steel subsidy supply curve support program Suppose Table tariff theory tion trade unions United urban variable cost wage rates wheat workers
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Introductory Readings in the Humanities and Social Sciences Gloria Chineze Chukukere Προβολή αποσπασμάτων - 1988 |