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- When government spending increases by $1, planned expenditures increase by $1 O A. times the spending multiplier and the equilibrium level of income will increase by $1. O B. and the equilibrium level of income will increase by $1. O C. and the equilibrium level of income will increase by $1 times the spending multiplier. O D. and the equilibrium level of income will increase by less than $1. When taxes are cut by $1, planned expenditures O A. decrease by $1 and the equilibrium level of income will decrease by $1 times the tax multiplier. O B. increase by less than $1 and the equilibrium level of income will increase by $1 times the tax multiplier. OC. increase by $1 and the equilibrium level of income will increase by S1 times the tax multiplier. O D. increase by $1 and the equilibrium level of income will increase by $1 times the spending multiplier. Click to select your answer! V560What is the formula for the marginal propensity to expend? A aggregate expenditures/A national income O b. A autonomous expenditures/A national income O a. O c. A consumption/A national income O d. A national income/A induced expendituresQUESTION 8 Which of these is positively related to the size of the multiplier? O a. The marginal propensity to consume O b. The marginal utility of money OC. The marginal tax propensity Od. The marginal propensity to save
- Assume that taxes depend on income and the MPC is 0.8 and tis 0.4. An increase in taxes of $10 billion will decrease equilibrium income by Select one: O a. $15.4 billion. O b. $25 billion. O c. $19.2 billion. O d. $27 billion.Figure 8-23. The figure represents the relationship between the size of a tax and the tax revenue raised by that tax. 6 on4m21 3 Tax Revenue B Tax Size Refer to Figure 8-23. If the economy is at point A on the curve, then a small increase in the tax rate will O increase the deadweight loss of the tax and increase tax revenue. O increase the deadweight loss of the tax and decrease tax revenue. decrease the deadweight loss of the tax and increase tax revenue. O decrease the deadweight loss of the tax and decrease tax revenue.Say, the expenditure multiplier for an economy is 2. An increase in government spending by $300 million will provide a .... million boost to the economy. Select one: O a. $150 million. O b. $300 million O c. $600 million O d. $200 million.
- QUESTION 6 In the diagram below, what would happen if the government were to increase spending on goods and services? CWJ W O a. The line marked W would shift downwards and national income would move towards its equilibrium level O b. The line marked J would shift upwards and national income would move towards its equilibrium level O c. The line marked W would shift upwards and national income would move towards its equilibrium level O d. The line marked J would shift downwards and national income would move towards its equilibrium levelBy increasing the taxes by government, the value of consumption will increase. a. True O b. FalseWhich of the following is NOT a tool of fiscal policy. O taxes O government spending Onterest rates none of the above Question 2 Assume the economy is in a deep recession. The appropriate fiscal policy response would be to: raise taxes and raise govemment expenditures cut taxes and cut govermment expenditures raise taxes and cut government expenditures O cut taxes and increase government expenditures D Question 3 Crowding out refers to the fact that: Tax cuts will cause inflation O Tax cuts may result in higher interest rates which will "crowd out" business investment spending O increased government spending will crowd out spending on imports none of the above
- If taxes depend on income and the MPC is 0.8 and tis 0.4, the tax multiplier is Select one: O a. -2.7. O b. -1.92. O c. -2.5. O d. -1.54.What are the three injection into the income-expenditure flow? O Government Spending, Consumer Spending. Exports O Goverment Spending. Investment, Exports : O Government Spending, Investment, ImportsThe formula for the tax multiplier is Select one: O + 1). a.-MPC/(MPC O b. MPC/ (1 + MPC). Oc1/(1- MPC). C.1 Od.-MPC / (1 - MPC).