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To find equilibrium GDP in the Keynesian model of a closed economy, we add to the C + I schedule:

A) government expenditures on goods and services plus government transfer expenditures.
B) government expenditures on goods and services minus tax receipts.
C) government expenditures on goods and services if financed by new money creation.
D) public expenditures on goods and services plus transfers to the degree financed by new money creation.
E) all government expenditures on goods and services however financed.

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