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Looks like they want you to use the given GDP (Y) values combined with the formula they have given to find consumption (C=200+.5y)

 

For finding the aggregate expenditure it looks like they want you to use the model that Aggregate expenditures = consumption spending +government spending+investment spending+ net exports

 

MPC is the marginal propensity to consume which is for every dollar gained how much of it will a consumer spend?

 

For the multiplier its going to be 1/(1-MPC) or 1/MPS

 

I think the equilibrium will be evident when you have filled out the rest of the table.

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It's not too hard.

 

Okay, so consumption is determined by C=200+.5Y

Column 1 = Y

so Column 2= 200 +.5(Column 1) 

 

Fill that in.

 

Column 3 is Aggregate expenditures which would be Consumption + Gross Investment + Government Spending + Net Exports

 

ELoO is when Aggregate Expenditures equals total income (Y) (So when Column 1 equals Column 3)

 

MPC is Delta Consumption divided by Delta Income

 

Multiplier is 1/(1-MPC)

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It's not too hard.

 

Okay, so consumption is determined by C=200+.5Y

Column 1 = Y

so Column 2= 200 +.5(Column 1) 

 

Fill that in.

 

Column 3 is Aggregate expenditures which would be Consumption + Gross Investment + Government Spending + Net Exports

 

ELoO is when Aggregate Expenditures equals total income (Y) (So when Column 1 equals Column 3)

 

MPC is Delta Consumption divided by Delta Income

 

Multiplier is 1/(1-MPC)

 

This is what the web learning didn't explain that well. Thank you!

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