1.  If an economy has an MPC of 0.9 what is the multiplier? 2. If an economy has an MPS of 0.2 what is the multiplier? 3. If an economy has an MPC of .08 and the government needs to close a recessionary gap of 20 Billion dollars how much government spending should occur? 4. If an economy has an MPS of .05 and the government needs to close an inflationary gap of 10 Billion dollars how much should government spending decrease?

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