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In the Simple Keynesian Model, the Economy Will Be in Equilibrium

Question 199

Question 199

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In the simple Keynesian model, the economy will be in equilibrium when


A) savings is greater than investment.
B) savings is greater than income.
C) savings is equal to investment.
D) investment is equal to income.

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