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12-17-2004, 07:22 AM
question is abt inflationary and deflationary gaps

what is the measurment of these gaps?
like in terms of quantity demanded/supplied or in terms of national income??

if i were to assign a value to inflationary or deflationary gap what would be the unit??
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1---gap=difference in "national income"
2---gap=difference in agg.demand
3---gap=difference in prices

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