ISLM Model
Definition
A theoretical macroeconomic model that uses two curves. The IS curve represents investments and savings, and is a type of income-expenditure model. The LM curve shows the liquidity preference/money supply equilibrium and the money available for investing.
Related Articles
- Tips for Test Driving a Car *
- Budgeting and Saving, The Age-Old Dilemma *
- An Overview of Retirement Planning *
- Mutual Funds and Your Portfolio *
- SEP and SIMPLE Plans *
- Self-Employed Retirement Plans: Which Is Right for You? *
- The FOMC and its Impact on Monetary Policy *
- Different Types of Financial Advisors *
Related Videos
http://www.businessdictionary.com/definition/ISLM-Model.html
