Math, asked by manav545, 11 months ago

Given C = 400+ 0.9Y and l = 4,000, find :
(i) equilibrium Y, (ii) S and C at equilibrium Y.​

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Answered by QueenOfDevill
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Equilibrium Y is found when, Y = C + 1

Substituting the values, we get:

\sf{Y = 400 + 0.9 + 4,000}

\sf{Y - 0.9 Y = 400 + 4,000=> 0.1Y=}

\sf{Y =  \frac{4,400}{0.1}  = 44}

\sf{Thus,}

\sf{C at\: equilibrium:}

\sf{C = C + MP}

\sf{= 400+ 0.9(44)}

\sf{= 400 + 39, 600 = 44, 000}

\sf{ S \: at \: equilibrium:}

\sf{S = -S + MP}

\sf{-400 +4,400= 4,000}

Alternatively, in equilibrium, S = I

Since I = 4,000 (given), S must be equilibrium 4,000.

Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Consumer's equilibrium - meaning of utility, marginal utility, law of ...... Factor income received from abroad. 400. Indirect tax. 300. Calculate GNP at ...... axis = C+S (AS) in the Y axis.

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