Use the table below to calculate the MPC$,$ MPS$,$ government spending multiplier, and tax multiplier.

$\backslash$table$[[$Output$,\backslash$table$[[$Consumption$],[$Spending$]],\backslash$table$[[$Planned$],[$Aggregate$],[$Expenditures$]]],[2,100,2,000,2,700],[2,600,2,300,3,000],[3,100,2,600,3,300],[3,600,2,900,3,600],[4,100,3,200,3,900],[4,600,3,500,4,200],[5,100,3,800,4,500]]$

MPC $=($Round your response to one decimal place.$)$

MPS $=($Round your response to one decimal place.$)$

Government spending multiplier $=($Round your response to one decimal place.$)$

Tax multiplier $=($Round your response to one decimal place.$)$

Given the information above, the consumption line is $$ with a slope of $$

The planned aggregate expenditures line is $$ with a slope of The planned aggregate expenditure line is $$ the consumption line.

The equilibrium point occurs at an output of $$ units.