Lecture 3: The Goods Market 

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At 24:00, there’s a mistake in the subtitles. It should be “Y is the real GDP for us.” I believe there’s a second typo that’s much more subtle. I think at 27:47 the subtitles should be, “Now *it increases* output.” It wouldn’t make sense for him to then say that the increased output leads to an increased income as well-which increases output more-if that weren’t the case. I had to rewind that part a couple of times to catch that.

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3:00

How is the equilibrium condition Z=C derived? Can you explain?

Can c0 move up just due to inflation? Thus creating more autonomous spending and moving Y=Z point? Also, would that this change c1 and thus multiplier (probably) flatting the ZZ line?

What is the meaning of equilibrium in this context? Maybe i missed the part of in the lecture series where he defined it. Am 24 mins in so far

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How can we download ppt slides of these lectures?