Multiple Choice
The expenditure multiplier measures the change in
A) autonomous spending that results from a change in equilibrium expenditure.
B) equilibrium expenditure that results from a change in autonomous expenditure.
C) the price level that results from a change in real GDP.
D) consumption expenditure for a given change in disposable income.
E) equilibrium expenditure from a change in induced consumption.
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