The table below shows data for three fictitious countries. a. Compute the current MPC for each country. Instructions: Round your answers to two decimal places. Income and Consumption Data, Three Countries Change in Income (dollars) $9,830 40,000 5,870 b. Which country has the highest marginal propensity to save (MPS)? (Click to select) c. If income in Bedrup increases by $360 and income in Cedrup increases by $690, which of the following statements is correct? Country Adrup Change in Consumption (dollars) $6,789 Bedrup Cedrup 31,650 5,500 MPC Neither Bedrup nor Cedrup will save any dollars. O Cedrup will save more dollars. O Bedrup will save more dollars. O Dollar savings will be the same for both Bedrup and Cedrup.

If U.S. government statistics counted education spending as part of the investment, which of the following would rise, which would fall, and which would remain unchanged? You might use rise, fall, and stay unchanged more than once each or you might not. Consumption Investment Gross domestic product

Is a family a household? Is a household a family? Which sector (Households, Businesses, or International) spends the most? Which sector spends the least? Which sector, because of its volatility, has an importance greater than is warranted by its size? What does it mean if net exports are negative? People sometimes argue that imports should be limited by government policy. Suppose a government quota on the quantity of sugar to be imported to the United States occurs. What is likely to happen to the price of sugar in the United States and in the rest of the world? List the four sectors of the economy along with the type of spending associated with each sector. Order the types of spending in terms of magnitude, and give an example of each kind of spending. Using the interconnection between sectors of the economy, explain the effects of imposing an increase in taxes on the household sector.

Consider country A, which is a closed economy. Suppose that A’s private saving is 280 and investment is 250. What is the public saving? Consider country B, which is a closed economy. B’s private saving is 500, its government spending is 100, budget deficit is 50, consumption is 1000. what is the B’s investment and the disposable income, Y – T (Y is the total income, T is tax revenue)?