Principles of Economics, 7th Edition (MindTap Course List)
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Author: N. Gregory Mankiw
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Multiplier effect.
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If investment increases by $50 billion, by how much will aggregate demand change?
Aggregate demand will _______.
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increase by less than $50 billion because there will be fewer goods and services produced for consumption expenditure
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increase by more than $50 billion because the increase in aggregate income induces an increase in consumption expenditure
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probably decrease by $50 billion, but it depends on the change in aggregate supply
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increase by exactly $50 billion because investment is a component of aggregate demand
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As interest rates rise, the effect on aggregate demand is to
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