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the first photo is the graph that will help make the other graph that we need the guide graph is the third photo I need a replica but for my numbers in the first photo. and then the other questions that need answered is in the second photo. I hooe that makes since.

• , * A-D-A- - - - 1 Normal U RUDUCU HUDULLUD ACCL 1 No Spac... Heading 1 Heading 2 Title Subtitle Font Paragraph Styles On this assignment, insert below the table you recreated for D25. Once you have done so. create a table using your information that mimics Table 2 found under Section 25-2 of Chapter 25. 1. GDP (Y) Consumption 3. Investment 5. Net Exports 6. Total Government (X-IM) Expenditure Purchases (G) 4800 3000 $800.00 1300 5200 3300 $800.00 1300 -100 -100 -100 -100 5000 53001 5 600 5 900 5600 3600 $800.00 1300 6000 3900 S800.00 1300 6400 4200 S800.00 6800 4500 $800.00 $800.00 1300 1300 1300 7200 4800 Your new table will contain the same Output and Total Spending you recreated in D25. In addition, your new table will contain column 3 (balance of spending and output), column 4 (inventory status), and column 5 (producer response). Your answers under those three columns will depend on how your output and total spending numbers relate to each other. Once again, Table 2 under Section 25-2 serves as your guide Focus

Answer 1

The inventory is the unused production of the economy. The inventories rise and fall whenever the expenditure or aggregate demand fluctuates from actual production. If the expenditure or demand is higher than actual output, the inventory falls. When spending exceeds production, there is excess demand in the economy. The producers need to increase output to meet that excess demand. If the expenditure or demand is lower than actual output, the inventory rise. When spending falls short of production, there is excess supply in the economy. The producers need to decrease output to cut down that excess supply. Given the numbers in the table the determination of equilibrium output table is Output Total Spending Balance of Spending and Inventory Output Status Producer Response | 4800 5200 5600 6000 6400 6800 7200 5000 5300 5600 5900 6200 6500 6800 Spending Exceed Output Spending Exceed Output Spending=Output Output exceeds Spending Output exceeds Spending Output exceeds Spending Output exceeds Spending Falling Falling Constant Rising Rising Rising Rising Produce More No change Produce Less Produce Less Produce Less Produce Less