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economic growth policies
Economic growth policies are actions taken by a government to increase the speed of actual growth and expand
deflationary gap
A deflationary gap (also known as a recessionary gap) occurs when an economy’s actual national income is lower
inflationary gap
An inflationary gap occurs when an economy’s total demand is higher than its maximum sustainable capacity. This means
equilibrium level of national income (A2)
The equilibrium level of national income is the point where aggregate demand (AD) equals aggregate supply (AS). At
full employment level of national income
The full employment level of national income is the total output produced when all available resources, especially labor,
imports (economics)
Imports are goods and services produced in other countries that are bought by residents or businesses within a
exports (economics)
Exports are goods and services produced in one country and sold to buyers in other countries, such as
net exports
Net exports represent the difference between the total value of a country’s exports (what it sells to other
accelerator effect
The accelerator effect (also known as the accelerator coefficient or capital-output ratio) describes how changes in national income