Economics:
Economics:
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Author: BOYES, William
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Chapter 9, Problem 7E
To determine

(a)

To write:

    YCIGX
    $500$500$10$20$60
    $600$590$10$20$40
    $700$680$10$20$20
    $800$770$10$20$0
    $900$860$10$20-$20
    $1000$950$10$20-$40

The linear equation of consumption function

To determine

(b)

To write:

    YCIGX
    $ 500$500$10$20$60
    $600$590$10$20$40
    $700$680$10$20$20
    $800$770$10$20$0
    $900$860$10$20-$20
    $1000$950$10$20-$40

The investment function.

To determine

(c)

To write:

    YCIGX
    $ 500$500$10$20$60
    $600$590$10$20$40
    $700$680$10$20$20
    $800$770$10$20$0
    $900$860$10$20-$20
    $1000$950$10$20-$40

The net exports function.

To determine

(d)

To write:

    YCIGX
    $ 500$500$10$20$60
    $600$590$10$20$40
    $700$680$10$20$20
    $800$770$10$20$0
    $900$860$10$20-$20
    $1000$950$10$20-$40

The aggregate expenditure functions.

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