Economic Problems and PoliciesGoodyear Publishing Company, 1969 - 349 pages |
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... interest rate in order to increase investment , income , and employment . But it may also be that policies intended ... rates , while the international problem dictates higher interest rates . This is a neat dilemma , one that does not ...
... interest rate in order to increase investment , income , and employment . But it may also be that policies intended ... rates , while the international problem dictates higher interest rates . This is a neat dilemma , one that does not ...
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... interest rates were the ones that were the most apt to offer the de- positor an interest rate that was not sound . " 19 In 1966 a fourth reason for the con- trol of rates payable on time and sav- ings deposits was developed - the elimi ...
... interest rates were the ones that were the most apt to offer the de- positor an interest rate that was not sound . " 19 In 1966 a fourth reason for the con- trol of rates payable on time and sav- ings deposits was developed - the elimi ...
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John M. Kuhlman. 3. It is argued that laws that fix the interest rates at arbitrarily low levels will reduce the supply of savings . What is the relationship between the rate of interest and the level of savings ? Are there other reasons ...
John M. Kuhlman. 3. It is argued that laws that fix the interest rates at arbitrarily low levels will reduce the supply of savings . What is the relationship between the rate of interest and the level of savings ? Are there other reasons ...
Contents
WHAT IS IT ALL ABOUT? | 1 |
THE ALLOCATION OF RESOURCES | 18 |
MONEY IN THE ECONOMIC SYSTEM | 49 |
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90th Congress aggregate demand agricultural American amount assets balance of payments banking system basic billion borrow capital cent cities commercial banks Committee competition Congress consumer consumption cost currency deficit demand deposits dollar economic system effect employer employment example exchange expenditures factors factors of production family allowance farm labor farmworkers Federal Reserve notes Federal Reserve System firms fiscal flow foreign funds growth housing increase individual industry inflation interest rates international monetary investment less level of income loan low-income ment migrant minimum negative income tax nomic output persons poverty price of gold problem production possibility curve programs purchase quantity reduce reserve requirement result rural poor savings SDR's social security Special Drawing Rights supply tion tive union United urban wage rate workers