If, Autonomous Private Final Consumption Expenditure = $ 12,000, Exports = $ 5000 Investment Expenditure = $
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If, Autonomous Private Final Consumption Expenditure = $ 12,000, Exports = $ 5000 Investment Expenditure = $ 4500, Government Final Consumption Expenditure = $ 6800 Government Investment Expenditure = $ 8900 Marginal Propensity to Import = 0.4, Marginal Propensity to Save = 0.75, tax rate = 15% If Government increases its Investment Expenditure by $ 11,000, what would be change in Real GDP (Income = Y)?
If, Autonomous Private Final Consumption Expenditure = $ 12,000, Exports = $ 5000 Investment Expenditure = $ 4500, Government Final Consumption Expenditure = $ 6800 Government Investment Expenditure = $ 8900 Marginal Propensity to Import = 0.4, Marginal Propensity to Save = 0.25, tax rate = 15% If Government increases its Investment Expenditure by $ 11,000, what would be in Real GDP (Income = Y)?
If, there is no Income Tax and Private Final Consumption Expenditure = $ 12,000, Exports = $ 5000, Investment Expenditure = $ 4500, Government Final Consumption Expenditure = $ 6800, Imports = $ 7800, Government Investment Expenditure = $ 8900, Marginal Propensity to Import = 0.25, Marginal Propensity to Save = 0.25 What would be the value of Multiplier?
If, Private Final Consumption Expenditure = $ 12,000, Exports = $ 5400 Investment Expenditure = $ 4500, Government Final Consumption Expenditure = $ 6800 Imports = $ 7800, Government Investment Expenditure = $ 8900 What would be Real GDP (Income = Y)?
Macroeconomics
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