Titlebook: Macroeconomics; An Introductory Text John Evans-Pritchard Textbook 1985Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1985 fiscal policy.growt

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Measurement of the National Income,ayments. Whilst these are generally accepted as the obvious policy objectives, it is not so immediately obvious how they are going to be tested. How do we known, for example, that we have full employment, or that economic growth is really taking place? Clearly some basis of measurement is required.

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Savings and Consumption,estment demand may therefore be accepted as an expression of the demand for loanable funds. Investment demand (MEC) is the amount of new capital that will be purchased (or borrowed) at specific rates of interest.

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Equilibrium Level of the National Income,are here restating the equilibrium point accepted in Chapter 4. Once that point is reached the entrepreneurs will individually be at their profit maximising positions and they will therefore have no reason to change from that level of production and national income. The economy will remain in equili

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Determination of the Rate of Interest,st when one lends money to someone else arises for two reasons. First there is a risk involved, the risk that the money will not be returned. Secondly there is the inconvenience of not having the money available for one’s own use whenever one feels like using it. This requires compensation. In the s