Economy, asked by mortuzahussain23, 7 months ago

explain keynsian theory of inflationary gap

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Answered by radhasonawane2004

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inflationary gap arises in the Keynesian model of the macroeconomy when the equilibrium level of aggregate production exceeds what could be produced at full employment. This represents the condition that arises when the economy is in a business-cycle expansion

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