Refer to the diagram to the right. Initially, the aggregate expenditure curve is given by the following equation: AE = 4

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Refer to the diagram to the right. Initially, the aggregate expenditure curve is given by the following equation: AE = 4

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Refer to the diagram to the right. Initially, the aggregate expenditure curve is given by the following equation: AE = 400+ 0.60Y The equilibrium level of income in this economy is equal to $(Round your response to the nearest dollar.)
Refer to the diagram to the right. Initially, the aggregate expenditure curve is given by the following equation: AE 400+ 0.60Y The equilibrium level of income in this economy is equal to (Round your response to the nearest dollar.)
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