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Difference between inflationary and deflationary Gap??

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Difference between inflationary and deflationary Gap??

Posted by Angad Mehra 7 years ago

CBSE > Class 12 > Economics

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Indrajeet Arora 7 years ago

1)Inflationary gap refers to a situation where the aggregate demand was more than aggregate supply corresponding to full employment level of income. 2)Deflationary gap refers to a situation where the aggregate demand was less than the aggregate supply corresponding to full employment level of income. Both of the situation are readjusted through the fiscal policy of the government and the monetary policy of central bank . For a detailed explanation visit Chandan poddar ( grooming education academy) youtube for free lectures of economic. I also learned from there.

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