6. Suppose we hav following economy: • C=140+0.75Y ● Planned investment = 230 • G=280 T = 160 • TR (transfers) = 20 • NX=80 a. Find the planned aggregate expenditure function. b. What is the equilibrium output of this economy? c. If the economy's current output is 1,900, how much is the planned aggregate expenditure?
6. Suppose we hav following economy: • C=140+0.75Y ● Planned investment = 230 • G=280 T = 160 • TR (transfers) = 20 • NX=80 a. Find the planned aggregate expenditure function. b. What is the equilibrium output of this economy? c. If the economy's current output is 1,900, how much is the planned aggregate expenditure?
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### Aggregate Expenditure in an Economic Model
#### 6. Suppose we have the following economy:
- **Consumption Function (C)**: \( C = 140 + 0.75Y_d \)
- **Planned Investment**: 230
- **Government Spending (G)**: 280
- **Taxes (T)**: 160
- **Transfers (TR)**: 20
- **Net Exports (NX)**: 80
Questions:
**a. Find the planned aggregate expenditure function.**
To find the planned aggregate expenditure (AE), we sum up all the components of aggregate expenditure:
\[ AE = C + I_{planned} + G + NX \]
Given:
\[ C = 140 + 0.75Y_d \]
Where \( Y_d \) (disposable income) is:
\[ Y_d = Y - T + TR \]
Substituting \( Y_d \):
\[ Y_d = Y - 160 + 20 = Y - 140 \]
Therefore:
\[ C = 140 + 0.75(Y - 140) \]
\[ C = 140 + 0.75Y - 105 \]
\[ C = 35 + 0.75Y \]
Now, substitute into the AE equation:
\[ AE = C + I_{planned} + G + NX \]
\[ AE = (35 + 0.75Y) + 230 + 280 + 80 \]
\[ AE = 35 + 0.75Y + 590 \]
\[ AE = 625 + 0.75Y \]
**b. What is the equilibrium output of this economy?**
At equilibrium, output \(Y\) equals aggregate expenditure \(AE\):
\[ Y = AE \]
\[ Y = 625 + 0.75Y \]
Solving for \(Y\):
\[ Y - 0.75Y = 625 \]
\[ 0.25Y = 625 \]
\[ Y = \frac{625}{0.25} \]
\[ Y = 2500 \]
**c. If the economy’s current output is 1,900, how much is the planned aggregate expenditure?**
Using the AE function:
\[ AE = 625 + 0.75Y \]
For \( Y = 1900 \):
\[ AE = 625 + 0.75(1900) \]
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### Aggregate Expenditure in an Economic Model
#### 6. Suppose we have the following economy:
- **Consumption Function (C)**: \( C = 140 + 0.75Y_d \)
- **Planned Investment**: 230
- **Government Spending (G)**: 280
- **Taxes (T)**: 160
- **Transfers (TR)**: 20
- **Net Exports (NX)**: 80
Questions:
**a. Find the planned aggregate expenditure function.**
To find the planned aggregate expenditure (AE), we sum up all the components of aggregate expenditure:
\[ AE = C + I_{planned} + G + NX \]
Given:
\[ C = 140 + 0.75Y_d \]
Where \( Y_d \) (disposable income) is:
\[ Y_d = Y - T + TR \]
Substituting \( Y_d \):
\[ Y_d = Y - 160 + 20 = Y - 140 \]
Therefore:
\[ C = 140 + 0.75(Y - 140) \]
\[ C = 140 + 0.75Y - 105 \]
\[ C = 35 + 0.75Y \]
Now, substitute into the AE equation:
\[ AE = C + I_{planned} + G + NX \]
\[ AE = (35 + 0.75Y) + 230 + 280 + 80 \]
\[ AE = 35 + 0.75Y + 590 \]
\[ AE = 625 + 0.75Y \]
**b. What is the equilibrium output of this economy?**
At equilibrium, output \(Y\) equals aggregate expenditure \(AE\):
\[ Y = AE \]
\[ Y = 625 + 0.75Y \]
Solving for \(Y\):
\[ Y - 0.75Y = 625 \]
\[ 0.25Y = 625 \]
\[ Y = \frac{625}{0.25} \]
\[ Y = 2500 \]
**c. If the economy’s current output is 1,900, how much is the planned aggregate expenditure?**
Using the AE function:
\[ AE = 625 + 0.75Y \]
For \( Y = 1900 \):
\[ AE = 625 + 0.75(1900) \]
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