Use the information below for a four sector economy, answer thefollowing questions:C 300+0.6 YdT = 601 = 300G = 650X = 600M 350 +0.15 YC = Consumption functionT = Tax functionI = Investment functionG = Government expenditures functionX = Export functionM=Import functionY = National IncomeYD = Disposable Income functionYf = Full Employment IncomeYe Equilibrium incomea. What is the value of autonomous expenditures?Numberb. What is the slope of aggregate expenditure? Numberc. What is the value of equilibrium GDP? Numberd. What is the value of the autonomous tax multiplier?Numbere. What is the value of Consumption (C) at equilibrium?Numberf. What is the value of Savings at equilibrium? Number

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You are given the following information about a closed economy with no government:Consumption = 115 + 0.6YInvestment = 550Use the above information to answer the question: Calculate the value of autonomous spending.
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