Abstract
In the real sector of the economy, at any point of time, the realised level of effective demand depends on (a) the supply offerings and hiring commitments of entrepreneurs in conjunction with (b) the spending (and therefore savings) behaviour of the various economic decision-makers. Spending behaviour can be viewed as consisting of two basic types: (1) those endogenous expenditures which are directly associated with currently generated monetary income, and (2) those autonomous expenditures which are not constrained by, or necessarily associated with, current income. In a simple two sector economic model, the former are associated with consumption spending and the latter with investment spending. KeywordsCapital GoodCapital GainFull EmploymentSpot MarketHousehold SavingThese keywords were added by machine and not by the authors. This process is experimental and the keywords may be updated as the learning algorithm improves.
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