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evidence ... both global inequality and inequality within countriespreventgrowth by limiting aggregate demand
A developing economy could use monetary and fiscal policyto preventexcess growth in aggregate demand
the quantity of bank credit required to increase ... if the credit were grantedwould ... causegrowth in aggregate demand to increase
Both monetary and fiscal stimulusjust contributetowards aggregate demand growth
a fiscal coverage can be implementedto triggera growth in aggregate demand
private sector ... as a resultleadsto growth of aggregate demand
to keep paceresultingin aggregate demand growth
you publish The regulation of the money supply and interest ratesto influencethe growth of aggregate demand
The demand side factorsinfluencethe growth of aggregate demand
high inflationfast causinghigh inflation
to a slower rise in the general price level resulting in lower inflationwill leadto a slower rise in the general price level resulting in lower inflation
to a less rapid rise in the general price level resulting in lower inflationwill leadto a less rapid rise in the general price level resulting in lower inflation
to a slower rise in the general price level resulting in lower demand - pull inflationwill leadto a slower rise in the general price level resulting in lower demand - pull inflation
to a less rapid rise in the general price level resulting in lower demand - pull inflationwill leadto a less rapid rise in the general price level resulting in lower demand - pull inflation
some rise in real GDP to meet the demand and some rise in priceswould causesome rise in real GDP to meet the demand and some rise in prices
to higher trade deficit than production growthwill ... leadto higher trade deficit than production growth
to higher employment and improved capacity utilization rates , boosting medium - term inflationary pressureshas ledto higher employment and improved capacity utilization rates , boosting medium - term inflationary pressures
temporal short - term growth in oil prices(passive) caused bytemporal short - term growth in oil prices
Economic recessions(passive) are typically caused byEconomic recessions
to job growth ... or at least stabilityleadsto job growth ... or at least stability