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In the four-sector model of income determination we introduce the government sector and the international sector. In such an economy the equilibrium level of income occurs when planned expenditure equals planned output and in notation we can write
where Y = national income, C = consumption expenditure, G = direct government expenditure on goods and services, X = exports, that is, foreign expenditure on UK output, M = imports, that is, UK expenditure on foreign output.
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Harrison, B. (1993). National Income Determination: The four-sector Economy. In: Introductory Economics Course Companion. Palgrave, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-13004-7_20
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