The Economic Amplification Process
An economy experiences a one-time, $100 million increase in new business investment. Explain the step-by-step process by which this initial spending leads to a total increase in national income that is greater than $100 million. Furthermore, analyze why this total increase would be significantly larger in an economy where households typically spend 90 cents of every extra dollar they earn, compared to an economy where they only spend 60 cents of every extra dollar.
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Consider two separate economies, Economy A and Economy B. In Economy A, for every additional dollar of income received, households typically spend $0.90. In Economy B, for every additional dollar of income received, households typically spend $0.60. If both economies experience an identical, one-time increase in business investment, which statement accurately compares the resulting total change in national income?
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The Economic Amplification Process
An initial change in spending can lead to a larger total change in national income. The size of this amplification effect depends on the proportion of additional income that households choose to spend. Match each proportion of additional income spent with the correct total amplification effect on income.