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Consumption (C)
Goods and services purchased by consumers
The largest component of GDP
C = c0 + c1(Y - T)
Investment (I)
Purchase of new capital goods
Non-residential and residential
Also called 'fixed investment'
Taken to be exogenous
Government Spending (G)
Purchases of goods and services by government at all levels
NOT government transfers (unemployment benefits and pensions or payment of gov. debt)
Taken to be exogenous
Trade Balance/Net Exports (X-IM)
If positive, trade surplus
If negative, trade deficit
Inventory Investment
Not all goods produced are sold that year (stored for later years)
Inventory Investment = Production - Sales
Total Demand for Goods (Z)
Identical to: C + I + G + X - IM
Z = c0 + c1(Y - T) + I + G
The Multiplier
1/(1-c1)
Multiplied with the autonomous spending:
(c0 + I + G - (c1)T)
Equilibrium in the Goods Market/Keynes Cross
Saving
The sum of private and public saving
Private Saving
Disposable income minus consumption
S = Yd - C
S = Y - T - C
Public Saving
Taxes minus government expenditure
T - G