Given, autonomous consumption Co = a =4.0, marginal propensity to consume MPC =0.80, investment | = 8.5, governmentexpenditure G = 9.0, exports X = 1.5, importsM = 0.75, and taxes T = 0 ($, billion):i. What is the level of consumption andsaving if income is 10.0?ii. What is the equilibrium output level YE(assume this is real GDP) for the economy?

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Given, autonomous consumption Co = a = 4.0, marginal propensity to consume MPC = 0.80, investment I = 8.5, government expenditure G = 9.0, exports X = 1.5, imports %3D M = 0.75, and taxes T = 0 ($, billion): i. What is the level of consumption and saving if income is 10.0? ii. What is the equilibrium output level YE (assume this is real GDP) for the economy?

Given, autonomous consumption Co = a = 4.0, marginal propensity to consume MPC = 0.80, investment I = 8.5, government expenditure G = 9.0, exports X = 1.5, imports %3D M = 0.75, and taxes T = 0 ($, billion): i. What is the level of consumption and saving if income is 10.0? ii. What is the equilibrium output level YE (assume this is real GDP) for the economy?

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