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Autonomous Demand

Autonomous demand is the portion of aggregate demand that is independent of the level of income or output. In the simplified multiplier model, it is calculated as the sum of autonomous consumption (c0c_0) and exogenous investment (II). The formula is: Autonomous Demand = c0+Ic_0 + I. This represents the total planned spending that would occur in the economy even if income were zero.

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