The IS-LM model for a closed economy is given below, where Y is the output,C is the consumption, I is the investment, T is the income tax, Md is themoney demand, P is the price level, r is the real interest rate, n is expectedinflation rate and G is the government expenditure.C = 200 + 0.8 (Y – T) – 500 r1 = 200- 500 r%3DT = 20 +0.25 Y%3DMa= 0.5 Y- 250 (r+n°)If G= 196, n° 0.1, the nominal money supply equals 9890 and the full%3Demployment output equals 1000, the full employment equilibrium price level in(in integer)the economy is

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T = 20 + 0.25 Y Md = 0.5 Y- 250 (r+n°) P If G 196, = 0,1 , the nominal money supply equals 9890 and the full %3D employment output equals 1000, the full employment equilibrium price level in (in integer) the economy is

T = 20 + 0.25 Y Md = 0.5 Y- 250 (r+n°) P If G 196, = 0,1 , the nominal money supply equals 9890 and the full %3D employment output equals 1000, the full employment equilibrium price level in (in integer) the economy is

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