C=180+.6(Y-T)
T-.1Y
C=180+ .6(Y-.1Y)
=180-.54Yd
G=600
I-=1000-200R
when R=2
I= 1000-2*200
=600
Y= C+I+G
Y=180-.54Yd +1000-200R+ 600
Y-.54Yd= 1380
.46Y= 1380
y=
= 3000
T= .1*3000
=300
c=180-.6(3000-300)
=1800
D=G-T
600-300=300
IS FUNCTION is
Ke= expenditure multiplier
=
A= auntonomous investment expenditure+ autonomous consumption
A=1100+180=1380
Y=2.5(1280-200R)
Y=3200-50R
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