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if the rate of interest did not equate saving and investment and total output was greater than total spending, the classical economist argued, competition would tend to force
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if the rate of interest did not equate saving and investment and total output was greater than total spending, the classical economist argued, competition would tend to force

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the interest rate to adjust and bring saving and investment into equilibrium.

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