4 Question 35Savings, Investment, and DeficitsSuppose a country has a closed economy, and at first it has the following macroeconomic data:Real GDP = $800 per year%3DConsumption = $560 per year%3DTax revenue = $80 per year%3DGovernment spending = $120 per yearBased on the information above, how many dollars of savings are supplied to the country's creditmarket (national saving)? Enter your answer in the space below. (If your answer is negative, be sureto include the minus sign in the answer you enter.)

Real GDP (Y) = 800 Consumption (C) = 560 Government Spending (G) =120 C =c0 + C1(Y-T) Given the…

Savings, Investment, and Deficits Suppose a country has a closed economy, and at first it has the following macroeconomic data: Real GDP = $800 per year %3D Consumption = $560 per year %3D Tax revenue = $80 per year Government spending = $120 per year %3D Based on the information above, how many dollars of savings are supplied to the country's credit market (national saving)? Enter your answer in the space below. (If your answer is negative, be su to include the minus sign in the answer you enter.)

Savings, Investment, and Deficits Suppose a country has a closed economy, and at first it has the following macroeconomic data: Real GDP = $800 per year %3D Consumption = $560 per year %3D Tax revenue = $80 per year Government spending = $120 per year %3D Based on the information above, how many dollars of savings are supplied to the country's credit market (national saving)? Enter your answer in the space below. (If your answer is negative, be su to include the minus sign in the answer you enter.)

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