working out MPCd
Hey all,
Anyone know how to tackle this question?
'Consider the Keynesian model: If the equilibrium level of production is 125 and
autonomous consumption is 100. What is the marginal propensity to consume (mpcd)
assuming that I=G=X=IM=0?'
Thanks
Anyone know how to tackle this question?
'Consider the Keynesian model: If the equilibrium level of production is 125 and
autonomous consumption is 100. What is the marginal propensity to consume (mpcd)
assuming that I=G=X=IM=0?'
Thanks
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