In the macroeconomic model where equilibrium output is represented by the equation Y = k(c₀ + I), match each component of the equation to its correct economic description.
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In a simplified economic model, the equilibrium output (Y) is determined by the equation Y = k(c₀ + I), where 'k' is a multiplier with a value greater than 1, 'c₀' represents spending that does not depend on income, and 'I' represents investment spending. If businesses suddenly become more pessimistic about the future and reduce their investment spending (I), while 'k' and 'c₀' remain unchanged, what will be the resulting effect on the equilibrium output (Y)?
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