Which of the statements below is true? * i O i = if 5 E2 LM BOP=0 IS Y At point E, the money market, good O markets and external market are in equilibrium IS1 At point E1, the money market, good markets and external market are in equilibrium At point E1, the money market, good markets are in equilibrium while the external market faces balanace of payments deficit O all of the statements are correct

Which of the statements below is true? * i O i = if 5 E2 LM BOP=0 IS Y At point E, the money market, good O markets and external market are in equilibrium IS1 At point E1, the money market, good markets and external market are in equilibrium At point E1, the money market, good markets are in equilibrium while the external market faces balanace of payments deficit O all of the statements are correct

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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