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Evaluating the Multiplier Model's Assumptions
The multiplier model provides a framework for understanding how an initial change in autonomous spending can lead to a larger total change in national income. However, its predictions rely on several key simplifying assumptions. Critically evaluate two of these assumptions and explain how they might cause the model to overstate the actual change in national income in a real-world economy.
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Evaluating the Multiplier Model's Assumptions