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Endogenous variables differ from exogenous variables in that exogenous variables are explained The following table lists the three components of the total demand for goods in a closed economy. Complete the table by classitying each use N to denote endogenous and X for exogenous. the model. Component Class Consumption, C Investment, Government spending, G In the total demand for goods, consumption is assumed to be primarily determined by
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