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If the economy's total output (Y) is $1,000, consumption (C) is $700, and taxes (T) are $200, what is the level of private savings (S) according to the Classical Model?

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If the economy's total output (Y) is 1,000,consumption(C)is1,000, consumption (C) is 700, and taxes (T) are $200, what is the level of private savings (S) according to the Classical Model?

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In the Classical Model, private savings (S) is calculated as the difference between after-tax income and consumption. After-tax income is the total output (Y) minus taxes (T).

So, the formula for private savings is:

S = (Y - T) - C

Substituting the given values into the formula:

S = (1000 - 200) - 700 S = 800 - 700 S = 100

So, the level of private savings is $100.

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