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We have learned in previous chapters that fiscal policy can have lasting effects on savings, investment, and economic growth. On the other hand, this chapter seems to suggest that the only long-run effect of fiscal policy is an increase in the price level. How could you use the aggregate demand and supply model for a more accurate description of the short-run and long-run effects of an increase in government spending? Could you distinguish between different uses of government expenditures to predict their effects on prices and output?
Refractory Periods
The period immediately following an action potential during which a neuron is incapable of firing another action potential, ensuring the unidirectional flow of nerve impulses.
Firing Rate
Firing rate refers to the frequency at which a neuron sends electrical impulses, an important factor in the neural encoding of information.
Neuron
A specific type of cell responsible for conducting nerve signals; referred to as a neuron.
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