If consumers decided to save a higher percentage of their disposable income, the value of the spending multiplier would decrease. |
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Answer:
TRUE
reason: Spending multiplier is calculated as 1/ (1-MPC). If MPC
is lower, that is, if consumers spend less part of their disposable
income, then the value of multiplier is lower.
For example, if consumers spend 20% of their income (MPC is 0.2),
then, multiplier = 1/(1-0.2) =1.25.
if consummers spend half of their disposable income, multiplier =
1/(1-0.5) = 2.
Thus we see that the more the consumer spending, the higher the
value of spending multiplier.
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