C + S + (RTAX - TRF)
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C = consumption
G = government consumption
I = investment (incl. unintended stocks) NX = exports minus imports YR = real gross domestic product |
YD = YR - RTAX + TRF = C + S = disposable income TRF = government transfer payments [69] RTAX = real tax revenue DEF = G + TRF - RTAX = S - I - NX = government deficit S = saving [70] |
We take G, TRF and NX as exogenous and known. We are now only interested in expectational equilibrium. Aggregate demand is YR* = C* + G + I* + NX. With the rate of interest i and the marginal tax rate r, behavioural relations are:
C* = TRF + c (YD* - TRF) + C0
I* = I0 - b i*
RTAX* = r YR*
In equilibrium C = C* gives YR* = YR - since C = C* iff YD = YD* iff I* = S* = I = S. This can be represented by the IS curve:
YR = TRF + c (YD* - TRF) + C0 + G + I0 - b i + NX