MPS is marginal propensity to save.
MPC is marginal propensity to consume.
Government spending multiplier= 1\mps
Tax multiplier=- mpc\mps
When change in government spending and change in the tax receipt are equal, then budget will be balanced.
Balanced budget multiplier=government spending multiplier+ tax multiplier
=1\mps+(-mpc\mps)
=(1-mpc)\mps
=mps\mps
=1
Hence balanced budget multiplier will be equal to 1.
Since MPS is always less than 1. Hence government spending multiplier will always greater than 1.
It means balanced budget multiplier will be greater than zero but less than government spending multiplier.
Hence option A is the correct answer.
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