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Consider a closed economy to which the Keynesian-cross analysis applies as follows: C = Consumption C 200+ 0

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Consider a closed economy to which the Keynesian-cross analysis applies as follows: C = Consumption C 200+ 0.75(Y-T) T = Taxes T= 300 1 = Planned Investment 1 = 300 G = Government Spending G = 300 Part 1: If Y = 2,500, what is planned spending? Part 2: What is the value of inventory accumulation or decumulation (use "-" to indicate decumulation)? Part 3: What is equilibrium Y? Part 4: What is equilibrium consumption? Part 5: What is private saving? Part 6: What is public saving? Part 7: What is national saving? Part 8: If G is reduced to 100, how much does equilibrium income decrease (use to indicate decrease)? Part 9: What is the multiplier for government spending?