Exam 24: Variable Net Exports Revisited

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The marginal propensity to import

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What is the impact of net exports on the aggregate expenditure line?

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Adding variable net exports to aggregate expenditure always increases the slope of the aggregate expenditure line.

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If the MPC = 0.9 and the MPM = 0.1,then the spending multiplier with variable net exports equals 8.

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Imports are a leakage from the circular flow.

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Which of the following is true concerning the impact of net exports in the model with AE = C + I + NX + G?

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Exhibit 10-8 Exhibit 10-8   -Refer to Exhibit 10-8.Which dotted-line segment represents an increase in autonomous spending? -Refer to Exhibit 10-8.Which dotted-line segment represents an increase in autonomous spending?

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Exports are an injection into the circular flow.

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Exhibit 10-7 Exhibit 10-7    -In Exhibit 10-7,the spending multiplier equals -In Exhibit 10-7,the spending multiplier equals

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The concept of variable net exports is that as domestic income (Y)increases,

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The formula for the spending multiplier when variable net exports are included in aggregate expenditures is

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If net exports increase by $350 billion at every level of income,the net export line will

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Since imports are positively related to domestic income,a trade deficit will grow as domestic income expands.

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