Consider the following Keynesian consumption model: ? = ?̅ + ??, where ?̅ = 200 and...
Consider the following Keynesian consumption model: ? = ?̅ + ??, where ?̅ = 200 and ? = 0.4. Calculate the amount of consumption (?) and the average propensity to consume (APC) when the level of income is 400.
a) C=160, APC=0.4
b) C=160, APC=0.9
c) C=360, APC=0.4
d) C=360, APC=0.9
Homework Answers
Correct option - (D)
Given, autonomous consumption c' = 200
Income, Y = 400
MPC, c = 0.4
Consumption, C = 200 + (0.4) (400)
= 200 + 160 = 360
Consumption, C = 360
Now, APC = C/Y = 360/400 = 0.9
Therefore, APC = 0.9
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