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The primary theoretical difference between Classical and Keynesian Theory can be understood as a debate about the existence of'excess capacity' in the macroeconomy. What does it mean to have the economy operating at "full capacity?" What is excess capacity? Which group of economists believe that 'excess capacity' can exist for extended periods of time? Feel free to use the metaphor developed in the powerpoint ( a cup and milk) to explain these ideas if you found it useful.

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          The primary theoretical difference between Classical and Keynesian Theory can be understood as a debate about the existence of'excess capacity' in the macroeconomy. What does it mean to have the economy operating at "full capacity?" What is excess capacity? Which group of economists believe that 'excess capacity' can exist for extended periods of time? Feel free to use the metaphor developed in the powerpoint ( a cup and milk) to explain these ideas if you found it useful.

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The primary theoretical difference between Classical and Keynesian Theory can be understood as a debate about the existence of'excess capacity' in the macroeconomy. What does it mean to have the economy operating at "full capacity?" What is excess capacity? Which group of economists believe that 'excess capacity' can exist for extended periods of time? Feel free to use the metaphor developed in the powerpoint ( a cup and milk) to explain these ideas if you found it useful.