KEYNESIAN MULTIPLIER EFFECTS

Jul 09, 2013

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KEYNESIAN MULTIPLIER EFFECTS. Let's assume you decide to spend the WHOLE dollar. Your spending of that dollar is an EXPENDITURE for you and INCOME for the person (entrepreneur) you traded with.. KEYNESIAN MULTIPLIER EFFECTS. How much did GDP increase with this transaction? $1.00 (you

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