the multiplier is 1/(MPC+MPI) which in this case is 1/0.1 = 10
the net effect on GDP is 10 billion * 10 = 100 billion.
this is under the assumption that government spending has not reduced by 10billion to cover the reduced revenue. If this occured the net change would be zero.
It Falls
Equilibrium and economies scale in market economy
a market economy
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It Falls
Equilibrium and economies scale in market economy
a market economy
if inflation is increasing that means the economy is over producing and that the economy has an inflationary gap which means the equilibrium GDP(where total spending is equal to total production) is greater then potential GDP(full employment GDP). Increasing taxes will reduce the disposable income that consumer have which will then reduce consumer expenditure(which is one of the components of GDP or aggregate demand). This will lower the equilibrium GDP to be the same as potential GDP and will lower the equilibrium for the supply and demand graph for the entire economy to a lower price level reducing price levels. Reducing government spending or decreasing transfer payments will have the same affect on the economy.
Masahiro Okuno has written: 'On the efficiency of competitive equilibrium in infinite horizon economy and money' -- subject(s): Equilibrium (Economics) 'On the efficiency of competitive equilibrium in infinite horizon economy and money' -- subject(s): Equilibrium (Economics)
equilibrium
If C is 100 Ig is 50 Xn is -10 and G is 30 what is the economy's equilibrium GDP?
In 2004 the economy in Ghana is 44.44 billion dollars.
wait for the economy to achieve equilibrium
Léon Walras
A recessionary gap is where an economy is operating below its full employment equilibrium.
Tthe economy is crashing!