Achieving aggregate equilibrium in the economy is indicated by:
A)an equality of saving and planned investment.
B)an equality of aggregate expenditures and domestic output.
C)the absence of unplanned investment or disinvestment.
D)all of the above.

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Achieving aggregate equilibrium involves ensuring that the economy's aggregate expenditures are equal to its domestic output, which is indicated by choice B. This requires that there be no unplanned investment or disinvestment, which is indicated by choice C. Additionally, achieving aggregate equilibrium involves making sure that saving equals planned investment, which is indicated by choice A. Therefore, all three choices are correct and the best answer is D, "all of the above."

Achieving Aggregate Equilibrium in the Economy Is Indicated By