The multiplier is the ratio of the change in ________ to a change in ________. Select one: a. the level of saving; the level of consumption b. autonomous consumption; induced consumption c. the  MPC; the  MPS d. the equilibrium level of output; some autonomous variable

DI, C and S Given the following income, spending, and savings data, please answer the following questions: Savings (S) Disposable Income (DI) 0 $ $ 50000 $100000 $150000 d. Consumption (C) $ 40000 $ 70000 $100000 $130000 a. Solve for savings at each level of disposable income (DI) and place the values in the blanks above. b. Solve for the marginal propensity to consume (MPC) between each disposable income level. c. Although you were not asked to do so in this example, whenever solving for the APC, you should find that the APC decreases as the DI rises. Why would the APC decrease when the consumption values continue to increase as disposable income increases? State the value for the break level of income.

Quèstion 4 "As disposable income increases, consumption:" O And saving both increase. O Decreases and saving increases. O And saving both decrease. O Increases and saving decreases.

Refer to the figure at right. The equilibrium level of real GDP will occur   A. at point A.   B. to the left of point A.   C. to the right of point A.   D. at the undetermined point on the graph depending upon the level of investment.

QUESTION 21 What is the marginal propensity to consume? a. The ratio of the change in consumption to the change in national income O b. The proportion of national income that goes on consumption O c. The additional spending by a consumer when the price of a good falls O d. The additional revenue received by a firm when it attracts a new customer

16. Find consumption expenditure from the following National Income =Rs. 5000 Autonomous Consumption = Rs. 1000 Marginal Propensity to Consume = 0.8 %3D

Saving = a. disposable income minus taxes b. income minus taxes c. 1 – MPC d. disposable income minus consumption