Exam 11: Expenditure Multipliers: They Keynesian Model
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If aggregate planned expenditure is less than real GDP, in the short run
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Saving rather than dissaving occurs at any level of disposable income at which
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What is the mathematical formula for the multiplier? Why is there a multiplier?
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-In the above table, there are no taxes (so that that real GDP equals disposable income) and no imports or exports. If real GDP decreases from $6,000 to $5,000, the marginal propensity to consume is
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After an increase in autonomous spending, in the long run, changes in the price level
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The positive slope of the consumption function indicates that
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If the consumption function lies below the 45- degree line, then saving at these levels of disposable income will
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If there are no taxes or imports and MPC = 0.75, the multiplier equals
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When the economy is at full employment and investment increases, in the long run the price level will and, if potential GDP does not change, in the long run real GDP will .
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When disposable income increases from $6 trillion to $6.5 trillion, consumption expenditure increase from $5.5 trillion to $5.9 trillion. The MPC equals
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In the very short term, planned investment, planned government expenditure, planned exports, planned consumption, and planned imports are all fixed and do not change when GDP changes.
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