In an economy such that: C = 200 + 0.80 (Y- T) I=40 - 20 R X 30 - 0.05 Y T= 100 M =0.20 Y- 10 R M = 200 + BP BP = X+K K=20 + 10R G = 150 Determine the cquilibrium levels of Y and R. IfT increases to $150, what are the new Y and R? What is the tax multiplier? a. b.

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