Models that focus on factors other than changes in the money supply to explain fluctuations in real GDP are called

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Real business cycle models focus on other factors such as changes in productivity, technology, and labor supply to explain fluctuations in real GDP. Nonmonetary business cycle models and rational expectations models can also focus on non-monetary factors, but they are broader and not as specific to real GDP fluctuations. Short-run macroeconomic models do focus on fluctuations in real GDP but they may also incorporate monetary factors.

Models That Focus on Factors Other Than Changes in the Money