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Question 1

The aggregate consumption function is 
C = 100 + 0.8
Yd. If income is $600 and net taxes are zero, consumption equals


◦ zero.
◦ 360.
◦ 460.
◦ 580.

Question 2

The aggregate consumption function is 
C = 1,000 + 0.9
Yd. If income is $3,600 and net taxes are $600, consumption equals


◦ 2,400.
◦ 3,400.
◦ 3,700.
◦ 4,000.
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