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Arrows express an influence of the first variable on the second one. |
A sign "+" means that the change in the first variable provokes a change in the same direction for the second ("an increase give rise to an increment"). | By contrast, a sign "-" shows that the change in the second variable will be in the opposite direction ("a fall in ... will increase ..."). |
Click directly on the interactive map for macroeconomics concepts and relationships. | ||
For a justification of the signs, just click here. | ||
For two examples of interpretation of the scheme, see here. | ||
If you have never heard of IS-LM model click here.
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The
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If you would like to modify this graph, e.g. for changing the names of the variables in accordance with your preferite textbook or for adding new variables / relationships, just download the MS Word file with the macroeconomics system map from here. | ||
US economy data for all the variables in IS-LM model
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