1. Economies experience short-run fluctuations in economic activity, measured most broadly by real GDP. These fluctuations are...
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1. Economies experience short-run fluctuations in economic activity, measured most broadly by real GDP. These fluctuations are associated with movement in many macroeconomic variables. In particular, when GDP growth declines, consumption growth falls (typically by a smaller amount), investment growth falls (typically by a larger amount), and unemployment rises. Although economists look at various leading indicators to forecast movements in the economy, these short-run fluctuations are largely unpredictable. LOP8
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Macroeconomics And The Financial System
ISBN: 9781429253673
1st Edition
Authors: N. Gregory Mankiw, Laurence Ball
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