Assume that an economy’s Investment into Capital = 545, Impo…

Assume that an economy’s Investment into Capital = 545, Imports = 243, Exports =178, Government Spending = 440 (Assume no taxes).  If autonomous spending is $`value2`, and the marginal propensity to save is `value1`, then what will the Change in Real GDP be from a $`value3` increase in imports be (Include a negative (-) sign if negative, and round your answer to the nearest integer.  

If there is a $500 decrease in imports, then the new break-e…

If there is a $500 decrease in imports, then the new break-even level of real GDP will .  If disposable income remains at the old level, then after the decrease in imports it would now result in savings that are .  If the marginal propensity to consumer increases, then the effect of the $500 decrease in imports will (in absolue value). 

Assume that there is an Increase in firms’ cash flow, while…

Assume that there is an Increase in firms’ cash flow, while simultaneously there is a Decrease in Current Taxes on Consumption.  If the shift/change caused by cash flow Increases is less than the shift/change from Consumption Tax Decreases, then the equilibrium amount of loanable funds and the equilibrium interest rate will .

Suppose that in a closed economy GDP is `Y`, consumption is…

Suppose that in a closed economy GDP is `Y`, consumption is `C`, transfer payments are `TP`, Government Spending is `G` and the current Budget Deficit is `BD`.  What is the level of private savings? (Provide your answer in trillions and round it to the first decimal.  Ex. If your solution is 6.32 trillion, enter 6.3)