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EXPENDITURE DECISIONS AND GDP The Polonius Household's Consumption
Function and Saving Function OUR ADVANCING. CHAPTER 8 its winter
vacation plans , thereby cutting back on its current consumption expenditure .
EXPENDITURE DECISIONS AND GDP The Polonius Household's Consumption
Function and Saving Function OUR ADVANCING. CHAPTER 8 its winter
vacation plans , thereby cutting back on its current consumption expenditure .
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Because consumption expenditure plus saving equals disposable income , MPC
+ MPS = 1 . MPC + MPS = 1 . We've studied the consumption function of a
household . Let's now look at the U.S. consumption function . Marginal
Propensities ...
Because consumption expenditure plus saving equals disposable income , MPC
+ MPS = 1 . MPC + MPS = 1 . We've studied the consumption function of a
household . Let's now look at the U.S. consumption function . Marginal
Propensities ...
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Induced expenditure equals the part of consumption expenditure that varies with
real GDP minus imports . In the table in Fig . 9.1 , induced expenditure ( N ) is
equal to induced consumption expenditure ( Cp ) minus imports ( IM ) . An
increase ...
Induced expenditure equals the part of consumption expenditure that varies with
real GDP minus imports . In the table in Fig . 9.1 , induced expenditure ( N ) is
equal to induced consumption expenditure ( Cp ) minus imports ( IM ) . An
increase ...
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