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How lire wuil the al change in inome be from a change in investmr marginal propensity to consume is 090 a. $15 b. $50 c S60 d. $75 e. $150 of $15 if the Terta W Profee When a small change in hank reserves is magnified iao a larpsr change call this phencenencn l. the investment eftect b. the expansionary effect. c. the MPS effect d. the money multiplser effect. 91. e. the spending maltiplier USE THE FOLLOWING TABLE TO ANSWER QUESTION 2: 525 $400$500 5500 $550 $600 $600 $T00 $650 $25 $800 $00 $25 92. Comsider the economy described aboe When Y equails $ 700. above When Y equals $ 700 a the cconomy is in equilibrium b. unplaneed invendories are rositive aggregaie plansed expenditures exceed national income. saving ?5 zero. uplanned inventories are negative 93. Assune than autonomous spending in the ecocomy is $300 billion and the equilibrium GDP equals $2.500 billion. What is the multiplier t economy? a. 0.2 h. 05 d. 5 94. Which of the following would NOT cause the AS curve to shif? a changes in the money supply inflacion in a foreign country c. changes in gurnmet expmditures d. cages in domestic prices e. all of the above

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