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.

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.

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