Demand Policies to Reduce Unemployment
Michael D. Carter, Rodney Maddock
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Michael D. Carter, Rodney Maddock
Abstract
Abstract The central problem of macroeconomic policy is generally seen to be the management of the level of aggregate activity in the economy so as to achieve certain desired goals such as full employment and the absence of inflation. In this chapter we consider some of the economic theory required for an understanding of the macroeconomomic policy problem.
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Abstract The central problem of macroeconomic policy is generally seen to be the management of the level of aggregate activity in the economy so as to achieve certain desired goals such as full employment and the absence of inflation. In this chapter we consider some of the economic theory required for an understanding of the macroeconomomic policy problem.
Key concepts: Unemployment, Economics, Aggregate demand, Inflation (cosmology), Full employment, Demand management, Macroeconomics, Monetary policy