A. incremental
B. windfalls
C. injections
D. incidentals
A. incremental
B. windfalls
C. injections
D. incidentals
A. macroeconomics
B. macroeconomics
C. macroeconomics
D. institutional economics
A. the ratio of gold to paper money
B. economic laws
C. prices and incomes
D. the religious institution
A. demand exceeds supply
B. supply exceed demand
C. there is control of purchasing power
D. consumers have no purchasing power
A. Full employment
B. High and equitably distributed income
C. Reasonable price stability
D. Low prime interest rate
A. a recession
B. equilibrium
C. equivalence
D. abeyance
A. firms
B. households
C. markets
D. central authorities
A. everyone is called by a title
B. the same as unemployment
C. there is a decrease in polarization
D. having theoretical knowledge in addition to training
A. Cultural and social
B. Religious and educational
C. Semantic and semitic
D. Typically, American
A. water space air
B. earth wind fire
C. animal vegetable object
D. technology time efficiency