DYNAMIC MACROECONOMIC EQUILIBRIUM INTERRELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MARKETS
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Dynamic macroeconomic equilibrium; Market interrelationship; Aggregate demand and supply; IS–LM model; AD–AS framework; DSGE models; Monetary policy; Fiscal policy; Interest rate; Inflation; Employment; Financial markets; External sector; Exchange rate; Economic stability; Macroeconomic modeling; Time-series analysis; Policy coordination; Economic shocks; Sustainable economic growth.Abstract
This study examines the concept of dynamic macroeconomic equilibrium and the interrelationship between key markets within a modern economic system. Unlike static approaches, dynamic equilibrium is understood as a continuous adjustment process driven by interactions among the goods and services market, labor market, money market, financial sector, and external economy. The research aims to identify the mechanisms through which changes in one market influence others and collectively determine macroeconomic stability.
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