ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS
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Assume an economy where spending for each sector is:
- Household: C = 800 +0.95Qd
- Business: I=3000
- Public: G = 4,000, Tr = 7,000, Tx = 1,000 + 0.3Q
- Foreign X = 1,700 , Im = 200 + 0.165Q
2. Solve for autonomous spending
3. Spending Multiplier
4. Disposable Income
5. Consumption Expenditure
6. Household Saving
7. Imports
8. Net Exports
9. Government Expenditure
10. Budget Deficit
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