Classical economists believed that economic value, which is the basis for all discussions pertaining to markets and prices, was determined by the costs of the factors needed to produce the good in question. Economic expansion would require capitalists to pay higher wages to workers because of ...
【单选题】Classical economists believed that A. real GDP per person would rise above its subsistence level in the long run. B. real GDP per person would never rise above its subsistence level in the long run. C. the demand for labor increases when the population increases. D. population gr...
Classical economists believed in the long run and aimed to provide long run solutions at short run losses. Keynes was completely opposed to this, and believed that it is the short run that should be targeted first. Keynes thought of savings beyond planned investments as a problem, but Classicis...
Classical economists believed in the long run and aimed to provide long run solutions at short run losses. Keynes was completely opposed to this, and believed that it is the short run that should be targeted first. Keynes thought of savings beyond planned investments as a problem, but Classicis...
Unlike Keynes, Classical economists believed in flexible prices and wages.选择语言:从 到 翻译结果1翻译结果2 翻译结果3翻译结果4翻译结果5 翻译结果1复制译文编辑译文朗读译文返回顶部 凯恩斯不像古典经济学家认为,灵活的价格和工资。 翻译结果2复制译文编辑译文朗读译文返回顶部 不象Keynes,古典经济学家相信灵活...
(classical bourgeois political economy), a school of bourgeois economic thought that arose in the 18th century, when the capitalist mode of production was being formed, before the class struggle of the proletariat was well advanced. The classical economists were the first to investigate capitalist ...
In concrete terms, classical-liberal economists called for several major changes in the sphere of British and European economic organization. The first was the abolition of numerous feudal and mercantilist restrictions on countries’manufacturingand internal commerce. The second was an end to thetariffs...
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how much money one would accept in order to be indiffer-ent between having the previous number of units of some 'good' and oneless unit". In short it is believed that economists are on solid grounds andhavethe basic approach to a solution, if not the final answer, to the deter-mi...
“I believe, however, that, so far as some of the best British economists were concerned, their support of Bretton Woods was determined more by a misguided patriotism – the hope that it would benefit Britain in her post-war difficulties – than by a belief that it would p...