don't use Al bot or chat GPT otherwise downvote.correct answer will get instant upvote  In the Keynesian model without foreign trade, aggregate expenditure at each level of income is equal to a) consumption plus saving b) intended investment plus saving c) consumption minus saving d) consumption plus intended investment e) intended investment minus saving     give correct option with explanation and explain why others option are wrong .

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