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Adjustments in the Product Market (With Diagram)

The following article will guide you about how the product market adjusts. Equilibrium in a typical product market of which there are many in the economy, is shown in part(a) of Fig. 33.4. The intersection of the product demand curve (DD) and the product supply curve (SS) de­termine the equilibrium price P0 and equilibrium out­put Q0. A fall in aggregate [...]

By |2016-05-16T07:47:44+05:30May 16, 2016|Classical Theory of Employment|Comments Off on Adjustments in the Product Market (With Diagram)

Classical Theory of Employment (With Explanation)

Read this article to learn about the Classical Theory of Employment! The term 'classical' was used by Keynes who, by it, referred to all economists who were concerned with macroeconomic questions before the publication of J. M. Keynes' The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money’ in 1936. Modern economists believe that people like A. Smith, D. Ricardo, J. S. [...]

By |2016-01-29T10:21:55+05:30January 29, 2016|Classical Theory of Employment|Comments Off on Classical Theory of Employment (With Explanation)

Classical Theory of Employment: Top 3 Components

The following points highlight the three main components of the classical theory of employment. The components are: 1. Employment-Output Determination 2. Price Level Determination 3. Interest Rate Determination. Component # 1. Employment-Output Determination: The Labour Market: Let us first consider the labour market where we deal with production function in which capital stock is fixed and labour is the variable [...]

By |2016-01-29T10:04:01+05:30January 29, 2016|Classical Theory of Employment|Comments Off on Classical Theory of Employment: Top 3 Components
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