At an aggregate output level of $400 billion what is aggregate savings?

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Q: Disposable Income 35,000 MPC Consumption Savings .9 35,000 .7 55,000 .8 55,000 1

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Q: Level of Output and Income (GDP = DI) Consumption Saving АРС APS MPC MPS $480 $-16 520 560 16 600 32…

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