Assume that the interest rate is given and equal to i =i0 and also that the real exchange rate is constant. We assume aggregate spending by domestics residents is A = A + cY - bi and net exports, NX are given by Q = Q + mY, where Q is autonomous import spending. Exports are given and equal to X = X. A) What is the total demand for domestic goods. B)What is the equilibrium level of income?

Assume that the interest rate is given and equal to i =i0 and also that the real exchange rate is constant. We assume aggregate spending by domestics residents is A = A + cY - bi and net exports, NX are given by Q = Q + mY, where Q is autonomous import spending. Exports are given and equal to X = X. A) What is the total demand for domestic goods. B)What is the equilibrium level of income?

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Chapter4: The Aggregate Economy

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Problem 5E

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