Examples of using Aggregate demand in English and their translations into Spanish
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a carbon footprint of national aggregate demand, and the measurement of product consumption and production.
As the aggregate demand curve is shifted outward, the general price level increases.
The AD(aggregate demand) curve is defined by the IS-LM equilibrium income at different potential price levels.
the basis of the aggregate demand curve.
financial crisis demonstrated the vulnerability of small island developing States to a sudden decline in global aggregate demand.
the theory that yields the aggregate demand curve.
There had been evidence that high inequality was associated with lower growth and aggregate demand, and that it contributed to slowing down global economic growth.
employment by reducing aggregate demand and will likely affect medium- to long-term growth.
The imbalances may originate in distortions that are of a structural nature and cannot be effectively removed by measures designed to target aggregate demand.
their remittances stimulated aggregate demand and economic activity in Colombia.
firms reduces aggregate demand and hence total imports as well.
we can express the aggregate demand equation as n f ne, p.
supports aggregate demand and creates wealth.
import equation for 38 advanced and developing economies using an import intensity-adjusted measure of aggregate demand.
So we end up with a truly vicious circle, because the fall in employment leads to an even greater drop in consumption, aggregate demand.
The ultimate goal of quantitative easing is no different from when a central bank cuts its official interest rate in that both actions aim to stimulate aggregate demand by reducing the interest rate paid by households and firms, encouraging them to consume and invest and thereby increase economic activity and inflation.
To the extent that the financial sector bailout prevented a financial meltdown and shored up aggregate demand, it helped sustain developed countries' demand for imports, including those originating from developing countries.
and which stimulate aggregate demand.
Since there have been no measures of aggregate demand for services, it has been difficult to assess the extent to which the demands for services has exceeded the capacity of Conference Services to supply them.
underpinning consumption and aggregate demand.