Principles of Economics (12th Edition)
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Author: Karl E. Case, Ray C. Fair, Sharon E. Oster
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Chapter 24, Problem 1.6P
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Disposable income, consumption, saving, planned aggregate expenditure (AE) and the unplanned inventory change.
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Consider an economy that is characterized by the following equations:
C= 400 + 0.5 Yd
I = 700 - 4000i + 0.1Y
G= 200
T= 200
(MP)d = 0.75Y - 7500;
(M/P)S = 600
What is the equilibrium investment (I)?
Consider an economy that is characterized by the following equations:
C= 400 + 0.5 Yd
I = 700 - 4000i + 0.1y
G= 200
T= 200
(M/P)d
- = 0.75Y - 7500€
(MP)== 600
What is the equilibrium consumption (C)?
Determine the change in the equilibrium level of consumption (find ΔC) following a decrease in government spending from 400 to 300 (ΔG = -$100).
A: positive 400$
B: negative 300
c: negative 400
D: positive 300
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