126. The current degree of yield of the economy is $ 1,700 bil-lion. Arranged reserve funds are $ 255 billion, the public authority plans to demand expenses of $ 470 billion, and organizations are planning to spend $ 240 billion. What level of government use will adjust the economy at its current out-put level, if there are no worldwide exchanges?

126. The current degree of yield of the economy is $ 1,700 bil-lion. Arranged reserve funds are $ 255 billion, the public authority plans to demand expenses of $ 470 billion, and organizations are planning to spend $ 240 billion. What level of government use will adjust the economy at its current out-put level, if there are no worldwide exchanges?

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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