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The following shows a Keynesian 45° line diagram, where GDP (Y) is measured on the horizontal axis and consumption of domestically produced goods (Cd), injections (J), withdrawals (W) and aggregate expenditure (E) are measured on the vertical axis.



Injections at income 0f are given by

▸ tn.

▸ fv.

▸ vt.

▸ tm.
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The following shows a Keynesian 45° line diagram, where GDP (Y) is measured on the horizontal axis and consumption of domestically produced goods (Cd), injections (J), withdrawals (W) and aggregate expenditure (E) are measured on the vertical axis.



Withdrawals at income 0f are given by

▸ tn.

▸ vt.

▸ tm.

▸ fv.
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The following shows a Keynesian 45° line diagram, where GDP (Y) is measured on the horizontal axis and consumption of domestically produced goods (Cd), injections (J), withdrawals (W) and aggregate expenditure (E) are measured on the vertical axis.



When GDP rises from 0d to 0f, withdrawals rise by

▸ tm.

▸ st.

▸ tn (= sl).

▸ nm.
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The following shows a Keynesian 45° line diagram, where GDP (Y) is measured on the horizontal axis and consumption of domestically produced goods (Cd), injections (J), withdrawals (W) and aggregate expenditure (E) are measured on the vertical axis.



Equilibrium GDP is given by

▸ ad.

▸ 0d.

▸ 0l.

▸ 0a.
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