The document discusses graphically presenting the determination of national income in a two-sector model based on a numerical example. It presents an aggregate supply (AS) schedule curve that represents the aggregate supply curve and gives a hypothetical growth path. The graph shows how national income is determined at the point where the aggregate demand (AD) and aggregate supply curves intersect.
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Graphical Presentation of Income Determination
The document discusses graphically presenting the determination of national income in a two-sector model based on a numerical example. It presents an aggregate supply (AS) schedule curve that represents the aggregate supply curve and gives a hypothetical growth path. The graph shows how national income is determined at the point where the aggregate demand (AD) and aggregate supply curves intersect.
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Graphical Presentation of Income Determination
The determination of national income in a two-sector model based on the numerical example given above is presented graphically in Fig. 6.6. The AS-schedule represents the aggregate supply curve. It gives a hypothetical growth path