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Saving-Investment Approach (S-l Approach): • According to this approach, the equilibrium level of income is determined at a level, when planned saving (S) is equal to planned investment (I). If there is any deviation from the equilibrium level of income, i.e., if planned. • The Keynesian S-I model is a graphical representation of the saving and investment functions in Keynesian economics. It shows how injections and withdrawals from the economy affect GDP. This model, developed by economist John Maynard Keynes, was created to help students understand the relationship between savings, investments and economic output. In this blog post, we will provide an overview of the Keynesian S-I model and explain how it works diagrammatically. • The S-I (saving and investment) model is a graphical representation of how injections into the economy affect Gross Domestic Product (GDP). According to Keynesian economics, total spending in an economy is equal to desired savings plus desired investments. This equation can be expressed as follows: Total Spending = Desired Savings + Desired Investment. On a graph, this equation creates an upward sloping line representing total spending (or planned aggregate expenditure). The x-axis represents income levels while the y-axis represents planned expenditure levels. • The Keynesian S-I model is divided into two parts; injection/withdrawal mechanisms and equilibrium level of output/income. The injection/withdrawals are represented on the graph with arrows pointing either up or down depending on whether they are increasing or decreasing spending in the economy. Examples of injection mechanisms include government spending, exports, or consumer spending while examples of withdrawal mechanisms include taxes, imports or consumer saving. The equilibrium level of output/income is represented on the graph as a point where planned expenditure equals actual income generated from production in the economy. • This point where planned expenditure equals actual income generated from production in the economy can also be referred to as equilibrium GDP or full employment GDP as it represents an optimal level of economic activity that should be maintained for sustained growth and development within an economy. • Ecoholics is the largest platform for economics. • • Download our app: http://ecoholics.in/mobile-app/ • • Visit our website for further information and resources: http://ecoholics.in/ • • To Subscribe for Courses - https://subscription.ecoholics.co.in/ • • Reach out to us on Whatsapp for further information: https://wa.me/917880107880 • If you’re preparing for competitive exams like UPSC IES, RBI DPER or UGC NET then Ecoholics is the one-stop destination for all your learning needs. Study economics the smart way and get an in-depth understanding of this dynamic subject with our holistic approach. Our team of expert faculties help you polish your knowledge and provides you with one-on-one mentorship and doubt-clearing sessions, so you leave no stone unturned when it comes to your preparation. By signing up with us, you can access our live classes, video lectures, test series and get the hard copy of study material delivered to your doorstep, so your preparation never hits a bump! • • Follow our social media handles to stay updated on all things economics. • • Follow Ecoholics on Twitter- / ecoholics_in • Follow Ecoholics Facebook Group - / 41907. . • Follow Ecoholics Facebook Page - / ecoholics8 • Follow Ecoholics on Instagram: / ecoholics.in • Follow Ecoholics on Telegram: https://t.me/ecoholicsbysanat • • Become a Member of Largest Community of Economics: https://ecoholics.in/become-a-member/ • #KeynesianSmodel #macroeconomics #Class12 # #economics #economic #economists #upsc #rbi #indianeconomicsservice #ias #iitjam #gateeconomics #ugcnet #ugc #jrf #economy #unionpublicservicecomission #ignou #dse #jnu #maentrance #pgentrance
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