Consider an economy described by the following data C= $3.25 trillion = $1.3 trillion G = $3.5 trillion T= $3.0 trillion (NX) = - $1.0 trillion mpc = 0.75 d = 0.3 x = 0.1 Required/Solve the following by providing formulas and all the necessary steps: A) Derive simplified expressions (equations) for the consumption function, the investment function, and the net export function. B) Derive an expression for the IS curve C) if r= 2, what is equilibrium output? If r= 5, what is equilibrium output? "D) Draw a graph of the IS curve showing the answers from part (C) above. (Note: if you cannot draw a graph here than draw on seperate paper and scan it and upload it).

Consider an economy described by the following data C= $3.25 trillion = $1.3 trillion G = $3.5 trillion T= $3.0 trillion (NX) = - $1.0 trillion mpc = 0.75 d = 0.3 x = 0.1 Required/Solve the following by providing formulas and all the necessary steps: A) Derive simplified expressions (equations) for the consumption function, the investment function, and the net export function. B) Derive an expression for the IS curve C) if r= 2, what is equilibrium output? If r= 5, what is equilibrium output? "D) Draw a graph of the IS curve showing the answers from part (C) above. (Note: if you cannot draw a graph here than draw on seperate paper and scan it and upload it).

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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