My collection performed very well this month. Its value increased by 3.71% this month, out performing the ST Index. I did not make any trade this month, but received some stocks from Mapletree Industrial Trust via scrip dividend system. I bought some CommerzBank relationship during its IPO. This is in line with my current investment technique to shift my investment focus towards fixed income investment. 7,145, 2/3 from UT/Bond and 1/3 from shares dividend.
Figure 4. The Export and Import Functions. The export function is drawn as a horizontal collection because exports are determined by the buying power of other countries and thus do not change with how big is the domestic economy. In this example, exports are set at 840. However, exports can change up or down, depending on buying patterns in other countries.
The transfer function is used negative territory because expenses on imported products are a subtraction from expenditures in the domestic economy. Within this example, the marginal propensity to import is 0.1, so imports are determined by multiplying the known degree of income by -0.1. Imports are used the Keynesian cross diagram as a downward-sloping collection. The slope is given by the marginal propensity to import (MPI), which is the percentage change in spending on imports when nationwide income changes. The slope is negative because since aggregate costs measures spending on domestic services and goods, shelling out for imports takes away from aggregate expenses; thus, the MPI is negative. 600, etc.
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