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Calculating Aggregate Demand for a Hypothetical Economy

The general algebraic form for aggregate demand is given by: AD=(c0+c1(1t)Y)+(a0a1r)+G+(XmY)AD = (c_0 + c_1(1−t)Y) + (a_0 − a_1r) + G + (X − mY). Based on the economic data provided below for the nation of Economia, calculate the total value of its aggregate demand.

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