Income is 678 Trillion and consumption is 662 Trillion then income increases to 698 Trillion and consumption increases to 677 Trillion. 1- What will the marginal propensity to consume be? 2-what will the multiplier be 3- Given a full employment level of aggregate expenditure GDP of 600 and a current level of aggregate expenditure of 560 how much would government spending have to change to regain the full employment level of GDP 4- how much would government taxes have to change by in order to regain the full employment level of GDP? 5- how much would government taxes have to change by in order to regain the full employment level of GDP?

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