In a simple economy, a 'Saver' starts with 100 units of a good. They consume 50 units and deposit the remaining 50 units in a bank. The bank lends these 50 units to a 'Borrower', who invests 30 units and consumes the rest. In this initial period, the total consumption for the entire economy is ____ units.
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