Relationship between l and p, Macroeconomics

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Q. Relationship between L and P?

• As long as L is smaller than LB, L may change with no change in prices. In this range, there is no relation between L andP.
• When L is between LB and LC then L increases with P.
• L cannot be greater than the LC.

The chart below illustrates the relationship between L and P

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Figure: The relationship between L and P


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