Consider the basic Keynesian-cross model (without government or foreign sectors), where the marginal propensity to consume out of each dollar of disposable income is 60 cents. Initially, autonomous consumption is $350 billion, and Planned investment is $150 billion. Then, animal spirits soar and businesses increase Planned investment to $200 billion. What is the change in equilibrium output (to the closest billion)?

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