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In the circular flow model, which of the following is considered a leakage?
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Changes to the price level affect consumers' purchasing power; therefore, it will most likely impact their
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In Macronesia, the MPC is approximately 0.80. If disposable income changes from 1,000 billion pukas to 1,500 billion pukas, then consumption will change by a(n)
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If the MPC increases in value, what will happen to the slope of the consumption function?
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In Figure 8-2, which of the following moves can be explained by a decrease in the prices of stock on the NASDAQ?

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A sudden decrease in consumers' wealth-resulting, for example, from a stock market crash-would initially cause a(n)
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A major employer in a small town announces upcoming major layoffs of employees. What should we expect to happen to the consumption functions of the affected employees?
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If consumers' expectations about future income are very optimistic, then we should expect
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According to the relationship represented by the consumption function, governments can indirectly decrease consumption spending by
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Plant and equipment that is "used up" in producing current output is
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One difficulty of computing the value of GDP is that there are no market prices for
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Government spending and income taxes can affect the level of
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In the national income accounts, new investment goods are considered
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Why is it true that domestic product and national income must be equal?
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If disposable income increases by $400 billion and consumption increases by $300 billion, the MPC equals
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