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QUESTION ONE A. Provide a classical analysis on the linkage between the following: i. Output and employment ii. Price and inflation

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QUESTION ONE
A. Provide a classical analysis on the linkage between the following:
i. Output and employment
ii. Price and inflation
B. What was Keyne’s reaction to the classical views on the following:

i.
ii.

Labour market
Market for loanable funds

C. Provide a Keynesian analysis on the linkage between inflation and employment.
Discuss the tools which Keynes argued for as being effective for the government
to alter aggregate demand.

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