Consider an economy in which tax collections are always $400 and in which the four components of aggregate demand are as follows: GDP                 Taxes               DI                     C            I           G                (X - IM) $1,360             $400               $960               $720    $200       $500               $30 1,480                400                 1,080               810         200      500               30 1,600                400                 1,200               900         200      500               30 1,720                400                 1,320               990         200      500               30 1,840                400                 1,440               1,080      200      500               30 Find the equilibrium of this economy graphically. What is the marginal propensity to consume? What is the multiplier? What would happen to equilibrium GDP if government purchases were reduced by $60 and the price level remained unchanged?

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  1. Consider an economy in which tax collections are always $400 and in which the four components of aggregate demand are as follows:

GDP                 Taxes               DI                     C            I           G                (X - IM)

$1,360             $400               $960               $720    $200       $500               $30

1,480                400                 1,080               810         200      500               30

1,600                400                 1,200               900         200      500               30

1,720                400                 1,320               990         200      500               30

1,840                400                 1,440               1,080      200      500               30

Find the equilibrium of this economy graphically. What is the marginal propensity to consume? What is the multiplier? What would happen to equilibrium GDP if government purchases were reduced by $60 and the price level remained unchanged?

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