What does each point on the IS curve signify in terms of market equilibrium?

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Equilibrium in the goods market at a specific interest rateBalance in the goods market based on a fixed government expenditureEquilibrium in the money market given a set money supplyBalance in the money market at a particular aggregate output level

Explanation

Option A is correct because each point on the IS curve represents equilibrium in the goods market for a given interest rate. Options B, C, and D incorrectly associate the IS curve with government spending or the money market, which relate to other curves or models.