4-5-6 Multipliers PracticeI made this in Microsoft Word and Google isn't uploading it correctly. Use the table below1.to calculate savings and the APC, APS, MPC, and MPS.Net IncomeConsumptionSavingsAPCAPSMPCMPS$42,000$50,000$45,000$60,000$70,000$50,000$80,000$60,000$90,000$75,000acer Edit View Insert Format Tools Add-ons HelpLast edit was seconds ago+ BI UA .E - I E100%Normal textArlal11$100,000$90,0002. What is the value of the Government Spending Multiplier if the MPC is .5?3. What is the value of the Tax Multiplier (for a tax increase) if the MPC is .6?4. If the Government Spending Multiplier is 3, the value of the Tax Multiplier is5. If taxes decrease by $300Billion and the MPC = .8, the increase in Real GDP will be6.If taxes decrease by $350 Billion and the MPC = .75, the increase in Real GDP will be? There's a page 2acer

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4. If the Government Spending Multiplier is 3, the value of the Tax Multiplier is 5. If taxes decrease by $300Billion and the MPC = 8, the increase in Real GDP will be 6. If taxes decrease by $350 Billion and the MPC = .75, the increase in Real GDP will be ? There's a page 2

4. If the Government Spending Multiplier is 3, the value of the Tax Multiplier is 5. If taxes decrease by $300Billion and the MPC = 8, the increase in Real GDP will be 6. If taxes decrease by $350 Billion and the MPC = .75, the increase in Real GDP will be ? There's a page 2

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Multipliers Practice
I made this in Microsoft Word and Google isn't uploading it correctly. Use the table below
1.
to calculate savings and the APC, APS, MPC, and MPS.
Net Income
Consumption
Savings
APC
APS
MPC
MPS
$42,000
$50,000
$45,000
$60,000
$70,000
$50,000
$80,000
$60,000
$90,000
$75,000
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E - I E
100%
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$90,000
2. What is the value of the Government Spending Multiplier if the MPC is .5?
3. What is the value of the Tax Multiplier (for a tax increase) if the MPC is .6?
4. If the Government Spending Multiplier is 3, the value of the Tax Multiplier is
5. If taxes decrease by $300Billion and the MPC = .8, the increase in Real GDP will be
6.
If taxes decrease by $350 Billion and the MPC = .75, the increase in Real GDP will be
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