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Lecture notes from ECON 1

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The notes include topics and visual graphs on the Money market, Business cycles, Business cycle framework, Expenditure functions, Deriving SRAS curve, Fiscal policy, and monetary policy. What makes these notes unique are the visualization and interaction of graphs to understand better the relationship between GDP, Money market, IS & LM curve, consumption & Expenditure graphs, and other critical graphs. The graphs also show the effect of inflation, wealth, interest rates, price level, the riski...

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