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- The purpose is to know if you can define each concept through a clear and precise explanation. Imagine that you are going to explain each term to someone who does not know anything about macroeconomics; With this in mind, the explanation should be as clear and simple as possible (not brief). Write a minimum of three sentences per term.1. capital market2. capital injection3. financial systemWhich of the following is not a doctrine of modern macroeconomics? A. Spending drives prices, production, income and employment in the short run B. Lower interest rates are required to increase investment spending during recession C. Depressions occur because prices adjust too rapidly to change in supply and demand D. Economic activity can be described in terms of mechanical interaction among aggregates like consumption, investment and GDPDescribe scope of Macroeconomics
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