1. If the MPC is .75, the government spending multiplier is   Group of answer choices 2.5. 3 1.75 4       2. If the government spending multiplier is 4 and government purchases increase by $200 billion, output will increase by   Group of answer choices $200 billion. $1,600 billion. $800 billion. $500 billion.

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