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Assume that Consumption is C = c(1 t)Y; Investment I = I - bi; Net Exports NX = x₁YW +
x₂Rm₁Y+ m₂R and Government expenditure (G) is exogenous. Which factors make the
Aggregate Expenditure line flatter and which factors determine its vertical intercept?

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