consider the following hypothetical economy. The economy is closed, meaning the economy neither exports or imports. And the economy national saving us 20 trillion and government expenditure is 5 trillion. What is the level of investment

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A: Y=Consumption+Investment+Government purchase+Net Exports Y=350+100+125+(60-50)Y=575+10Y=585

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