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Economics, Third Edition
John B. Taylor, Stanford University
Glossary
Chapter 19: The Spending Allocation Model

consumption share
  the proportion of GDP that is used for consumption; equals consumption divided by GDP, or C/Y.
crowding out
  the decline in private investment owing to an increase in government purchases.
equilibrium interest rate
  the interest rate that equates the sum of the consumption, investment, and net export shares to the share of GDP available for nongovernment use.
exchange
rate  the price of one currency in terms of another in the foreign exchange market.
government purchases share
  the proportion of GDP that is used for government purchases; equals government purchases divided by GDP, or G/Y.
investment share
  the proportion of GDP that is used for investment; equals investment divided by GDP, or I/Y. Sometimes called investment rate.
national saving rate  
the proportion of GDP that is saved, neither consumed nor spent on government purchases; equals national saving divided by GDP, or S/Y.
net exports share
  the proportion of GDP that is equal to net exports; equals net exports divided by GDP, or X/Y.




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