E2 Consider an economy described by the following:T = $3 trillion= $1.3 trillionG = $3 trillionT = $3 trillionNX = $-1 tillion7 = 10.8трсd = 0.3x = 0.22 = 1.5i- 1.5The expression for the MP curve is:O A. T=3+ 1.5x.O B. T=1.5+ 0.8r.c. ř= 1.5+ 1.5.O D. ř=3 + 0.8r.The expression for the AD curve is:O A. Y=11-3.75.B. Y= 14.25 - 3.75x.OC. Y= 14.25 – 1.37.O D. Y=11-1.3x.Assume that z = 1. The real interest rate is 3.00 %. (Round your response to two decimal places.)The equilibrium level of output is $ trillion. (Round your response to two decimal places.)

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Consider an economy described by the following: T = $3 trillion = $1.3 trillion G = $3 trillion T = $3 trillion NX = $-1 tillion 7 = 1 mpc 0.8 d = 0.3 x = 0.2 2 = 1.5 i = 1.5 The expression for the MP curve is: O A. T=3+ 1.5x. O B. T=1.5 + 0.8r. c. ř= 1.5+ 1.5. O D. ř=3 + 0.8r. The expression for the AD curve is: O A. Y=11-3.75x. в. У-14.25-3.75я. Ос. У314.25- 1.3л. O D. Y=11-1.3x. Assume that z = 1. The real interest rate is 3.00 %. (Round your response to two decimal places.) The equilibrium level of output is $ trillion. (Round your response to two decimal places.)

Consider an economy described by the following: T = $3 trillion = $1.3 trillion G = $3 trillion T = $3 trillion NX = $-1 tillion 7 = 1 mpc 0.8 d = 0.3 x = 0.2 2 = 1.5 i = 1.5 The expression for the MP curve is: O A. T=3+ 1.5x. O B. T=1.5 + 0.8r. c. ř= 1.5+ 1.5. O D. ř=3 + 0.8r. The expression for the AD curve is: O A. Y=11-3.75x. в. У-14.25-3.75я. Ос. У314.25- 1.3л. O D. Y=11-1.3x. Assume that z = 1. The real interest rate is 3.00 %. (Round your response to two decimal places.) The equilibrium level of output is $ trillion. (Round your response to two decimal places.)

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