Consider the following schedule to find where the equilibrium occur. Where does real GDP supplied and...
Consider the following schedule to find where the equilibrium occur. Where does real GDP supplied and equilibrium price level occur? Current Price Level Real GDP-quantity demanded per trillion Real GDP-quantity supplied per trillion 785 20.0 13.0 610 17.8 17.8 500 15.5 19.0 478 12.0 21.7
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Equilibrium occurs where Real GDP-quantity demanded per trillion equals Real GDP-quantity supplied per trillion. So, we can see that Real GDP-quantity demanded per trillion = Real GDP-quantity supplied per trillion = 17.8 when price level 610.
Thus, real GDP supplied and equilibrium price level occur at 17.8 trillion and 610 respectively.
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