Given a three-sector income determination model in which Y4 = Y –T T=To + tY Determine the magnitude and direction of a 1-unit change in Q4. Co. lo, Go , To > 0 B<0, t<0 Y=C + lo+Go C=Co + b¥a (a) government spending, (b) lump-sum taxation, and (c) the tax rate on the equilibrium level of income. In short, perform the comparative-static exercise of determining the government multiplier, the autonomous tax multiplier, and the tax rate multiplier.

Given a three-sector income determination model in which Y4 = Y –T T=To + tY Determine the magnitude and direction of a 1-unit change in Q4. Co. lo, Go , To > 0 B<0, t<0 Y=C + lo+Go C=Co + b¥a (a) government spending, (b) lump-sum taxation, and (c) the tax rate on the equilibrium level of income. In short, perform the comparative-static exercise of determining the government multiplier, the autonomous tax multiplier, and the tax rate multiplier.

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