Exam 6: Aggregate Expenditure Aggregate Demand
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Consider a no government open economy with multiplier as 2.5 and marginal propensity to import as 0.2. Therefore, MPC is:
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In an open macro model with no government, we will see all of the following equilibrium conditions except one, which is:
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The marginal propensity to save (MPS) is equal to (1 - MPC). Higher the MPS, higher is the multiplier.
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_____ export expenditure decreases equilibrium output and a ______ MPZ increases equilibrium output.
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Table 6.3
-Refer to Table 6.3. The equilibrium level of real GDP in the above economy is:

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If the marginal propensity to save increases, then the multiplier also increases.
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Suppose that all firms in the economy experience a sudden and unexpected increase of $125 billion in their inventories. We can say that:
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For each of the following, state the level of autonomous expenditures and induced expenditures.
(a) Given the following table and income equal to $200.
(b) Given the following expenditures function AE = $4000 + 0.6Y and income equals $1000.

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In a 45-degree line diagram a fall in investment demand causes:
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Other things equal, an increase in an economy's exports will:
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The paradox of thrift states that a downward shift in the saving function will lower the equilibrium level of national income.
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If the autonomous consumption is 250 and if Y= C = 1000, then the marginal propensity to save is:
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Other things constant, the slope of the savings function shows us that:
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