Metastatics and Macroeconomics

action actual additional adjustment aggregate amount analysis assets assume assumption balances banks become bonds borrowing capacity capital cash cent commodity complete considerable considered constant consumer consumption corresponding cost course curve cycle demand desired determined difficult direct economic effect employment equal equilibrium example excess exchange exist expectations expenditure extent factors fairly fall FIGURE firm fixed function further future given growth hand higher important increase indicated individual interest rates inventory investment involved labor least less limited liquidity lower marginal means measure merely monetary money supply national income obtain operation output payments period planned possible price level production purchase quantity rate of interest ratio reduction relation relatively remain represent result rise savings securities shift short situation substantial sufficiently supply tend theory unit utility various