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Figure 3.14: Illustrating the Process of Reaching Goods Market Equilibrium

Figure 3.14 visually demonstrates how the economy's equilibrium output level is determined. The equilibrium is located at point A, which is the intersection of two lines: the aggregate demand function, represented by the flatter line with the equation AD=c0+c1Y+IAD = c_0 + c_1Y + I, and the 45-degree line, which represents all points where output equals aggregate demand (Y=ADY=AD). This crossing point signifies the unique level of output where the economy is in a stable state.

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