Chapter 16 - Macroeconomic equilibrium

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Economics B. Goodson

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Chapter 16 - Macroeconomic equilibrium

Macroeconomic equilibrium
the equilibrium level of national income is where aggregate demand is equal to aggregate supply.
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Macroeconomic equilibrium the equilibrium level of national income is where aggregate demand is equal to aggregate supply.
Short-run equilibrium where aggregate demand is equal to short-run agggregate supply.
Long-run equilibrium where aggregate demand is equal to long-run aggregate supply.
Inflationary gap Where the economy is in equilibrium at a level of output that is greater than the full employment level of output.
Deflationary gap where the economy is in equilibrium at a level of output that is less than the full employment level of output.
"purely inflationary" there is no increase in output and the only change is an increase in the price level.

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