a. Suppose the government increases both taxes (7) and government purchases (G) by equal amounts. Assuming income(Y) is fixed by the factors of production, the change in national saving (AS) will be(MPC-1) * AT.(1-MPC) x AT.b. The larger is the MPC (the closer it is to 1), thewill be the increase in the interest rate.will be the decline in investment, and the

The Marginal Propensity to Consume (MPC) is a concept in economics that represents the proportion of…

by equa a. Suppose the government increases both taxes (7) and government purchase (Y) is fixed by the factors of production, the change in national saving (AS) will be O(MPC-1)×AT. O(1-MPC) x AT. b. The larger is the MPC (the closer it is to 1), the will be the increase in the interest rate. will be the decline in investment, and the

by equa a. Suppose the government increases both taxes (7) and government purchase (Y) is fixed by the factors of production, the change in national saving (AS) will be O(MPC-1)×AT. O(1-MPC) x AT. b. The larger is the MPC (the closer it is to 1), the will be the increase in the interest rate. will be the decline in investment, and the

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