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Question : In the Keynesian theory of income determination, equilibrium income is achieved when:

Option 1: Aggregate demand equals aggregate supply
   

Option 2: Consumption equals savings
 

Option 3: Investment equals savings

   

Option 4: Leakages equal injections


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Answer (1)
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Correct Answer: Investment equals savings

   


Solution : The correct answer is (c) Investment equals savings

In the Keynesian framework, equilibrium income occurs when the total amount of planned investment in an economy is equal to the total amount of savings. This equality between investment and savings ensures that there is no unplanned accumulation or depletion of inventories, leading to a stable level of income.

Therefore, "Investment equals savings" for achieving equilibrium income in the Keynesian theory of income determination. Thank you for pointing out the correct response, and I apologize for any confusion caused.

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