We have the following information for an economy. All values are in billion dollars. Output Disposable Consumption possible Net (Income) Taxes Y T Income Y₁ =Y-T Spending C Saving S=Y-C Planned Investment Government Planned Purchases I G Aggregate Expenditure C+I+G $200 $100 $100 $80 $20 $80 $120 $280 300 100 200 160 40 80 120 360 400 100 300 240 60 80 120 440 500 100 400 320 80 80 120 520 600 100 500 400 100 80 120 600 700 100 600 480 120 80 120 680 800 100 700 560 140 80 120 760 900 100 800 640 160 80 120 840 1000 100 900 720 180 80 120 920 1100 100 1000 800 200 80 120 1000 1200 100 1100 880 220 80 120 1080 1300 100 1200 960 240 80 120 1160 1400 100 1300 1040 260 80 120 1240 In this economy, equilibrium income/output is At Y $1400, planned aggregate expenditure (Enter your response as an integer.) income, and income or output

We have the following information for an economy. All values are in billion dollars. Output Disposable Consumption possible Net (Income) Taxes Y T Income Y₁ =Y-T Spending C Saving S=Y-C Planned Investment Government Planned Purchases I G Aggregate Expenditure C+I+G $200 $100 $100 $80 $20 $80 $120 $280 300 100 200 160 40 80 120 360 400 100 300 240 60 80 120 440 500 100 400 320 80 80 120 520 600 100 500 400 100 80 120 600 700 100 600 480 120 80 120 680 800 100 700 560 140 80 120 760 900 100 800 640 160 80 120 840 1000 100 900 720 180 80 120 920 1100 100 1000 800 200 80 120 1000 1200 100 1100 880 220 80 120 1080 1300 100 1200 960 240 80 120 1160 1400 100 1300 1040 260 80 120 1240 In this economy, equilibrium income/output is At Y $1400, planned aggregate expenditure (Enter your response as an integer.) income, and income or output

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Problem 24CTQ: Exercise D24 Compare two policies: a tax cut on income or an increase in government spending on...

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