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The document discusses key macroeconomic concepts including real GDP, economic growth and fluctuations, unemployment, inflation, interest rates, and the role of fiscal and monetary policy. It provides figures and tables illustrating trends in these metrics in the US economy over the 20th century, including business cycles, recessions, and the Great Depression. Government policies aim to stabilize aggregate demand and mitigate economic fluctuations through fiscal and monetary tools.
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- 14. Economic Fluctuations (cont’d) Table 17.1 AP Economics – Chapter 6: Measuring Domestic Output and Ntl’ Income Shanghai American School: Mr. Dachpian
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