Economy, asked by lakshayburman, 10 months ago

in the keynesian analyis, we assume that firm plan to invest the some amount demand as I=I, where I is a positive constant which represents the _________in the economy in a given year

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in the keynesian analyis, we assume that firm plan to invest the some amount deamd as I=I, where I is a positive constant which represents the planed investment in the economy in a given year.

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in the keynesian analyis, we assume that firm plan to invest the some amount demand as I=I, where I is a positive constant which represents the _________in the economy in a given year​

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in the keynesian analyis, we assume that firm plan to invest the some amount demand as I=I, where I is a positive constant which represents the _________in the economy in a given year