Using the simple keynesian model, Let Y = C +I+ G (Closed Economy) C = 1000 + .75Y I= 800 G= 1200 What is the spending multiplier? O The multiplier is 10. The multiplier is 6 The multiplier is 4 The multiplier is infinite.

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