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Marginal Propensity to Consume is the slope of consumption function which shows the change in…

Refer to the dlagram given below. Consumption Income The diagram given above shows consumptlon schedules. As Income rises, the marginal propensity to consume remains constant for. Multiple Cholce O only C3 O only Cq. C2. and C3. none of the consumption schedules.

Refer to the dlagram given below. Consumption Income The diagram given above shows consumptlon schedules. As Income rises, the marginal propensity to consume remains constant for. Multiple Cholce O only C3 O only Cq. C2. and C3. none of the consumption schedules.

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