a. Suppose G₁ = T₁ = 125, for all t < 10. Find the steady state (all the variables are time independent) level of output associated with these parameter values. Assume that the economy is at this steady state, for t < 10. b. At t= 10, suppose government spending increases to G₁ = 140, and remains at this level forever. There is no change in taxation. Find the steady-state output associated with this new level of government spending. C. XCalculate the equilibrium values for Y₁, for t= 10, 11, 12, 13. Calculate the path from the old equilibrium to the new equilibrium.

a. Suppose G₁ = T₁ = 125, for all t < 10. Find the steady state (all the variables are time independent) level of output associated with these parameter values. Assume that the economy is at this steady state, for t < 10. b. At t= 10, suppose government spending increases to G₁ = 140, and remains at this level forever. There is no change in taxation. Find the steady-state output associated with this new level of government spending. C. XCalculate the equilibrium values for Y₁, for t= 10, 11, 12, 13. Calculate the path from the old equilibrium to the new equilibrium.

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