Permanent Income Hypothesis (HINDI)
Permanent Income Hypothesis is one of those post-Keynesian consumption hypotheses that seek to find the explanation for the different consumption function forms when tested on long-term (time series) and short run (cross section family budget data) as they gave proportional and non-proportional CF respectively. #YOUCANLEARNECONOMICS #ECONOMICS Subscribe me @ / ezclassesfaghsa Like me on Facebook @ / faghsa Follow me on Twitter @ https://twitter.com/?lang=en

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