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Entrepreneurial nurturer Paul Graham, of Y-Combinator fame, wrote in 2016 (http://www.paulgraham.com/ineq.html) that income inequality can arise from sources benign (successful startups creating wealth) or less benign (high-frequency traders moving a buck from one pocket to another). It has an intuitive appeal: the first source stacks a brick at the upper end of the Lorenz curve, actually increasing GDP, while the second just moves a brick from the lower to the higher end. But is this really true? Is there any way to distinguish between “good” and “bad” contributions to inequality? Is it even meaningful to make the distinction?
A country X has 5 percent inflation and 2 percent deficit and same country has 3 percent inflation and 7 percent deficit so the foreigners will make investment in which
one country
Why in classical model aggregate output remains constant and aggregate supply also remains vertical ?
How we can increase output in classical model ?
It is vertical in short run. In long run we can increase factors of production – capital, land, labour and increase productivity
How does monetary policy being a measure to deal with inflation
Sir, what is great depression of 2008_09, its causes and effects on the European economy?
Is international trade significant to PNG economy?If so, how does it benefits the economy?If PNG has a current account deficit, what does imply and how does it affect PNG’s economy and how will this problem be solved?