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Consumption expenditure increases by 0.5(300)= 150 billion
Consumption expenditure increases by 150 billion due to decrease in taxes. On the hand output decreases due to decrease in government spending by 300/(1-0.5)= 600
Net effect on output is a decrease by 600-300= 300
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