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根据哈罗德的分析经济的合意增长率一定大于或等于实际增长率
在哈罗德模型中有保证的增长率实际增长率和自然增长率的含义是什么
如果实现了哈罗德的自然增长率将使
社会资源得到充分利用
实现社会的充分就业
实现充分就业下的均衡增长
经济持续高涨
按照哈罗德的定义自然增长率一定大于或者等于实际增长率
根据哈罗德的分析如果有保证的增长率大于实际增长率经济将
持续高涨
长期萧条
均衡增长
不能确定
如果实现了哈罗德的自然增长率将使
实现均衡增长
实现充分就业下的均衡增长
社会资源得到充分利用
经济持续高涨
哈罗德——多马增长模型提出了两种增长率概念即自然增长率和
哈罗德一多马模型提出的三个增长率的概念是
实际增长率
技术进步增长率
有保证的增长率
自然增长率
根据哈罗德模型如果有保证的增长率大于自然增长率经济将
持续高涨；
长期萧条；
均衡增长；
不能确定。
如果实现了哈罗德的自然增长率社会资源将得到充分利用
在哈罗德模型中实际增长率有保证的增长率和自然增长率总是一致的
如果实现了哈罗德的自然增长率将使
社会资源得到充分利用；
实现均衡增长；
实现充分就业下的均衡增长；
经济持续增长。
哈罗德模型认为如果有保证的增长率大于实际增长率经济将会收缩
按照哈罗德的定义经济的自然增长率一定大于或者等于实际增长率
按照哈罗德-多玛模型要使经济实现充分就业的均衡增长其条件是实际增长率大于自然增长率
根据哈罗德的分析如果实际增长率G等于有保证的增长率Gw经济将
持续繁荣
长期萧条
均衡增长
不能确定
根据哈罗德的分析如果有保证的增长率Gw大于自然增长率Gn经济将
持续高涨
长期萧条
均衡增长
不能确定
根据哈罗德的分析如果实际增长率G小于有保证的增长率Gw经济将
持续繁荣
长期萧条
均衡增长
不能确定
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