Autonomous expendtures are those expenses which are independent of the level of income while induced expenditures are those which are dependent on the level of income.
Any change in the imports caused by rising U.S. incomes is an induced expenditure as it depends on the level of income of U.S. consumers and the value of marginal propensity to import(MPM).
Ans: d. a change in induced expenditure
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