6. Derive the functional form of the IS curve for the following economy: [Hint: Use the equilib- rium condition and isolate Y on LHS and all other terms on RHS, i.e., Y : C = C, + C1(Y – T), G = Ğ,I = I, – 1(r),T =Ť ISo + IS1(r)]

6. Derive the functional form of the IS curve for the following economy: [Hint: Use the equilib- rium condition and isolate Y on LHS and all other terms on RHS, i.e., Y : C = C, + C1(Y – T), G = Ğ,I = I, – 1(r),T =Ť ISo + IS1(r)]

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6. Derive the functional form of the IS curve for the following economy: [Hint: Use the equilib-
rium condition and isolate Y on LHS and all other terms on RHS, i.e., Y = ISo + IS1(r)]
C = C, + C(Y – T),G = Ğ,I = I, – I,(r),T = T

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