Macroeconomics: Canada in the Global EnvironmentAddison-Wesley, 1994 - 1088 ˹éÒ |
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... purchases of goods and services , increasing transfer payments , or cutting taxes . But the government must figure out the size of the increase in purchases or transfers or the size of the tax cut needed to achieve its goal . To make ...
... purchases of goods and services , increasing transfer payments , or cutting taxes . But the government must figure out the size of the increase in purchases or transfers or the size of the tax cut needed to achieve its goal . To make ...
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... Government purchases multiplier Tax multiplier = -g ( 1 g ) - = 1 ( 1 - g ) Adding these two multipliers together gives the bal- anced budget multiplier , which is Balanced budget multiplier = ( 1 - g ) ( 1 - g ) = 1 . Figure 26.6 ...
... Government purchases multiplier Tax multiplier = -g ( 1 g ) - = 1 ( 1 - g ) Adding these two multipliers together gives the bal- anced budget multiplier , which is Balanced budget multiplier = ( 1 - g ) ( 1 - g ) = 1 . Figure 26.6 ...
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... government cuts its purchases of goods and services to $ 300 billion . What is the change in real GDP and the government pur- chases multiplier ? The government continues to purchase $ 400 billion worth of goods and services and cuts ...
... government cuts its purchases of goods and services to $ 300 billion . What is the change in real GDP and the government pur- chases multiplier ? The government continues to purchase $ 400 billion worth of goods and services and cuts ...
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