Gary's autonomous consumption is $12,000 and his disposable income is $84,000. If Gary consumes $75,000 worth of goods, what is his Marginal Propensity to Save?
Select one:
a. .10
b. .15
c. .20
d. .25
e. .40
The consumer spending can be calculated using the following formula
C = A + MD
Where, C - consumer spending
A - autonomous consumption
M - marginal propensity to consume
D - disposable income
$ 75,000 = $ 12,000 + M * $ 84,000
M*$ 84,000 = $ 63,000
M = 0.75
Thus, MPC = 0.75
As we know MPS + MPC = 1
MPS + 0.75 = 1
MPS = 0.25
Answer is D. 0.25
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