Chapter 17
Classical Model of Income Determination
After studying this chapter, you should be able to understand:
- With advent of Keynes’ book, The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money, in the year 1936, began the Keynesian era.
- It was followed by the development of the supply side economics.
- Whether it is the individual, the consumer, the firm or the government, macroeconomics is important for all.
- The variables in any economic model can be a stock or a flow.
- A static relationship exists when all variables relate to the same time and a dynamic relationship exists when all the variables relate to different times.
- A given set of relationships between the variables may lead to equilibrium or a disequilibrium solution.
- Say’s law states ...
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