Actual National Income (Y) (Billions of 5) 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 Imports Net Exports (Billions of $) (Billions of 5) 95 140 185 230 275 320 365 410 105 60 15 -30 -75 120 -165 -210 b. Use the line drawing tool to draw and label the net export function in the graph to the right. Make sure that line passes through all the points from the table. Carefully follow the instructions above, and only draw the required objects The net export function is downward sloping because OA X-IM rises as real national income rises OB increases in real national income lead to increases in IM and X X-IM taills as real national income rises OD. increases in real national income lead to increases in exports but leave imports unchanged c. Suppose desired imports are given by IM-m+m,Y. Using the data in the table, determine the values of me and m, (Round your response for m, to two decimal places and round your response for m, to the nearest whole value) The value of m, is Net Exports (5 billions) 300 270 240 2104 180 150 120- P 50 303 o -30 -120 -150 -180 210 -240 -270- 300 Net Exports Function 200 18 Actual National Income (5 billions) 1000
Actual National Income (Y) (Billions of 5) 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 Imports Net Exports (Billions of $) (Billions of 5) 95 140 185 230 275 320 365 410 105 60 15 -30 -75 120 -165 -210 b. Use the line drawing tool to draw and label the net export function in the graph to the right. Make sure that line passes through all the points from the table. Carefully follow the instructions above, and only draw the required objects The net export function is downward sloping because OA X-IM rises as real national income rises OB increases in real national income lead to increases in IM and X X-IM taills as real national income rises OD. increases in real national income lead to increases in exports but leave imports unchanged c. Suppose desired imports are given by IM-m+m,Y. Using the data in the table, determine the values of me and m, (Round your response for m, to two decimal places and round your response for m, to the nearest whole value) The value of m, is Net Exports (5 billions) 300 270 240 2104 180 150 120- P 50 303 o -30 -120 -150 -180 210 -240 -270- 300 Net Exports Function 200 18 Actual National Income (5 billions) 1000
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Transcribed Image Text:Actual National
Income (Y)
(Billions of $)
100
200
300
400
500
600
700
800
Net Exports
Imports
(Billions of $) (Billions of $)
95
140
185
230
275
320
365
410
105
60
15
-30
-75
-120
-165
-210
b. Use the line drawing tool to draw and label the net export function in the graph to the right. Make
sure that line passes through all the points from the table.
Carefully follow the instructions above, and only draw the required objects.
The net export function is downward sloping because
OA X-IM rises as real national income rises
OB. increases in real national income lead to increases in IM and X.
C. X-IM falls as real national income rises.
OD. increases in real national income lead to increases in exports but leave imports unchanged.
c. Suppose desired imports are given by IM=m+m,Y. Using the data in the table, determine the
values of m, and m, (Round your response for m, to two decimal places and round your response
for me to the nearest whole value)
The value of m, is
Net Exports (5 billions)
300
270
240
210
180-
150-
120-
90
30
30
0
-30
-60
-90
-120
-150
-180
210
240
270
-300
Net Exports Function
200 200
GOO
RH
200 1.000
Actual National Income ($ billions)
ode
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