Read Incorporating demand-side aspects into regional policy. Discuss how the imp

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Read Incorporating demand-side aspects into regional policy. Discuss how the implications of this article could hold for individual states within the US. How do you see these concepts played out in your own state?

What in your regional economy would either validate the contentions of the authors of the article that you have been assigned to read, or would possibly undermine their assertions? Do any particular features of the local economic landscape strike you as particularly meaningful? Many of you have lived and worked a variety of places, and have a wide experience - with a lot to offer. Some of you work directly in the field of investment.

Any insights that pertain to this article?

http://www.researchgate.net/publication/227357617_Incorporating_demand-side_aspects_into_regional_policy_variations_in_the_importance_of_private_investment_decision_factors_across_regions

Explanation / Answer

uppose you had just an hour to teach the basics of macroeconomics, what relationship would you be sure to include? My answer would be the Phillips curve. With the Phillips curve you can go a long way to understanding what monetary policy is all about.

My faith in the Phillips curve comes from simple but highly plausible ideas. In a boom, demand is strong relative to the economy

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