Answer
a)
the equilibrium is at C1=45 degree line
where
consumption =income
the equilibrium is at
$500
option 2
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b)
the dissaving is left of the equilibrium as the income is less than
consumption so it is AB.
Option 2
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c)
Saving is the part of income above consumption so it is CD
Option 1
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