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Deflation makes it more difficult for debtors to pay off their debts.
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Reason In the classical monetary transmission mechanism, where change in the money supply also affects the price level but does not affect the real variables like output, employment and income. my. there is direct and mechanical relationship between money and prices but does not affect real gdp.
4. (B) nominal GDP.
nominal GDP is can be calculated by multiplying current price of goods and services and quantity produced in the current year in all over economy. nominal gdp = price * quantity.
1. draw this graph with a multi point line Inflation Rate (%) Unemployment Rate (%) 5...
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