Econ Chapter 10 2.0 smart book
If disposable income increases from $410 to $430 billion and savings increases from $5 to ______ billion, The marginal prosperity to save is 0.25.
$10
marginal propensity to consume equals 0.6 the change in income is $12 billionwhat is the change in consumption?
$7.2 billion
Economists define personal saving as "not spending" or as "that part of _____ income not consumed."
- disposable - discretionary
Which of the following two variables change by more than an initial change in spending due to the multiplier effect
- income - output
Which of the following two variables change by more than an initial change in spending due to the multiplier effect?
- income - output
The fraction of any change in income not consumed is, by definition, the _____ _____ _____. This explains why the marginal propensity to consume plus this fraction of any change equals one.
- marginal - propensity - save
Changes in investment consumption, exports and government purchases that ultimately change output and income by more than the initial charge in the spending is called the ____ effect.
- multiplier - multiplying
Changes to which of the following lead to the multiplier effect?
- net exports - investment - Government spending - consumption
As a result of the multiplier effect , a change in ________ ultimately changes output and income by more than initial change.
- spending - expenditures - investment - consumption
When the initial change in spending is $20 billion and the resulting change in GDP $80 billion, the multiplier is _____.
-4 or four
Based on the figure, what is the marginal propensity to save
0.25
Based on the figure, what is the marginal propensity to save?
0.25
disposable income increases from $450 to $470 billion and savings increases from $15 to $20 billion what is the marginal propensity to save (MPS
0.25
Disposable income rises by $20 billion to $40 billion. Households consume $15 billion of the increase and save $5 billion of that incomeis the propensity to consume (MPC)
0.75
Disposable income rises by $20 billion to 40 billion Households consume \$15 bl billion the increase and save $5 billion of that incomeWhat is the margin propensity to consume (MPC)?
0.75
The sum of MPC and MPS equals
1
The direct relationship between MPC and the multiplier is shown in the following equation
1/(1-MPC)
If the change in real GDP is $90 billion and the initial change in spending is $30 billion, the multiplier is
3.00
Economists use what term to mean "total" or "combined"?
Aggregate
What does the multiplier explain?
An increase or decrease in GDP
A movement along the consumption schedule represents a change in the amount consumed and solely caused by a change in real ___.
GDP
Because the fraction of any change in income not consumed is saved, which of the following equations is true
MPC + MPS = 1
Which of the following state how economists define the concept of personal saving
Not spending; That part of disposable income not consumed
Comparing the expected rate of return to the real interest rate in deciding whether or not invest is the same as comparing the marginal _____ and marginal ______.
benefit and cost
Select all that apply To economists , the term "aggregate " means
combine and total
Marginal propensity to consume is the slope of what schedule?
consumption
The ______ schedule shows the various amounts that households would plan to spend at each of the various levels of disposable income
consumption
The most significant factor for determining a nation's levels of _____ and ____ is disposable income.
consumption; savings
When real interest rates _______(increase/decrease)households tend to borrow more, consume more, and save less
decrease
The relationship between spending and GDP is?
direct
There is a(n) _____ relationship between spending and GDP
direct
In the figure, each point on the 45 degree line is where household consumption equals ______.
disposable income
The consumption schedule shows the various amounts that households plan to consume at each level of
disposable income
What is the most significant factor for determining a nation's level of consumption and saving?
disposable income
Consumption is positively related to disposable _____. (one word)
income
Real interest rates are rates adjusted for what?
inflation
A firm's spending on new plantscapital equipment, machinery , and inventory is all considered ____.
investment
Expected profits and interest rates are the two basic determinants of _____ spending.
investment
_______ spending consists of expenditures on new plants, capital equipment, machinery, and inventories
investment
Expected profits and interest rates are the two basic determinants of what?
investment spending
The change consumption divided by the change in income is equal to the ____ propensity to consume.
marginal
in economic terms _______ means "extra" or " a change in."
marginal
Investment decisions are decisions based on
marginal benefit and marginal cost
The ratio of a change in consumption to a change in the income that caused the consumption change is called the
marginal propensity to consume
A change in saving divided by a change in income is equal to the
marginal propensity to save
When real interest rates fall, households tend to borrow ____, consume ______ and save _______.
more, more, less
1 / (1 - MPC) is what formula?
multiplier formula
The MPC plus the MPS equals:
one
Consumption and disposable income have what kind of relationship?
positive
A movement along a consumption schedule represents a change in the amount consumed and is solely caused by a change in ____.
real GDP
In the figure, the consumption schedule shifts down when households consume less at each level of
real GDP
The nominal interest rate minus the rate of inflation equals what?
real interest rate
In the figure , marginal propensity to _____ equals 5 divided by 20.
save
The marginal propensity to save is equal to a change in _____ divided by a change in income.
saving
The marginal propensity to consume is the ____ of the consumption schedule.
slope
Consumption equals disposable income at every point on the
the 45 degree line
True or false: The multiplier works both ways. It can explain an increase or decrease in GDP
true
household consumption is originally at C 0 but households then decide to consume more at each level of real GDP, then the consumption schedule
upward