1) Identify endogenous and exogenous variables and parameters
The exogenous variables are I0,G0,X0,T0,Z0
The endogenous variables are Y,C,T,Z
2) Find out equilibrium level of Y and C
At equilibrium,
Y=C+I+G+(X−Z) Therefore:
Y=C0+b(Y−T0−tY)+I0+G0+X0−z(Y−T0−tY)Y(1−b+tb+z−tz)=C0−bT0+I0+G0+X0+zT0Y∗=1−b+tb+z−tzC0−bT0+I0+G0+X0+zT0 This gives an equilibrium consumption of:
C=C0+bYdC=C0+b(Y−T0−tY)C∗=C0+b(1−t)Y∗−bT0C∗=C0+1−b+tb+z−tzb(1−t)(C0−bT0+I0+G0+X0+zT0)−bT0C∗=1−b+tb+z−tz(C0−bT0)(1−b+tb+z−tz)+b(1−t)(C0−bT0+I0+G0+X0+zT0)
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