Use the two-sector model shown below to mathematically derive the slope of the IS curve. Interpret each of the determinants of this expression and provide an economic explanation to defend the inclusion of these parameters. c = c0 + c1y (1) i = i0 + i1y + i2r (2) ad = c + i (3) as = y (4) as = ad (5)
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