A. Population size, x-efficiency
B. Population age distribution, education
C. Population growth technical progress
D. Population growth education
A. marginal propensity to invest
B. disposable incomes
C. marginal propensity to consume
D. average propensity to consume
A. high monetary growth high wages
B. high budget deficits devaluation
C. high monetary growth devaluation
D. Prices surge from an artificially low level to their equilibrium level the inflation tax is required a source of government revenue
A. the vicious circle of poverty hypothesis
B. the dependency theory
C. neo-colonialism
D. the under-consumptionist hypothesis
A. Iran
B. Iraq
C. Saudi Arabia
D. Venezuela
A. common resources are overconsumed
B. public goods are underproduced
C. private goods are under consumed
D. natural monopolies overproduce goods.
A. Accelerator
B. Aggregate demand
C. Monetarism
D. Multiplier