Multiple Choice
The change in real GDP resulting from an initial change in spending can be calculated by:
A) Dividing the multiplier by the initial change in spending
B) Dividing the initial change in spending by the multiplier
C) Multiplying the multiplier by the initial change in spending
D) Adding the initial change in spending to the multiplier
Correct Answer:

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Correct Answer:
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