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According to the Keynesian model, the primary determinant of the level of equilibrium output is

According to the Keynesian model, the primary determinant of the level of equilibrium output is
A) the level of total income.
B) the level of total spending.
C) the rate of interest.
D) the level of saving.
E) the exchange rate.

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Introduction to Economic Reasoning

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