At the time, Keynesian economists had been using the Phillips curve to argue that the stable tradeoff between unemployment and inflation justified expansionary fiscal policies and deficit spending that drove higher inflation, because it would keep unemployment low. Friedman's counterargument to the Keynesians in 1967 was that, even though the data did show a correlation between inflation and unemployment, it was only a temporary trade-offnot a stable correlationand both inflation and unemployment would eventually be high at the same time. Friedman's rational behavior argument was that consumers dealing with long-term inflation eventually build expectations of future inflation into saving and spending decisions, which eventually cancels the power of high inflation to keep employment high.

1.what elemental component of fast gate keeps it built?

2. describe on the events that delay propagation Increasing fan-out in CMOS

3. What is the input resistance of CMOS inverter?

4.how is the low output impedance achieved by a CMOS inverter?

5. In CMOS inverter, transistor is a switch having?explain

6.to which channel of the Transverse electric field does the mobility depend on?

7. If n = p, then Vin is equal to?

8.what happens when a pair of are transistors are in saturation?

9. In the region where inverter exhibits gain, the two transistors are in which region?

10.how does the non saturation resistive region result to the small voltage between source and drain while a p-transistor is conducting