Equilibrium expenditure is

A) the amount of aggregate expenditure at which aggregate planned expenditure exceeds real GDP.
B) the amount of aggregate expenditure at which aggregate planned expenditure equals real GDP.
C) when unplanned inventory change is positive.
D) when unplanned inventory change is zero or negative.
E) the amount of aggregate expenditure at which aggregate planned expenditure is less than real GDP.


B

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