MPC=0.8
MPS=1-MPC
=1-0.8
=0.2
Spending multiplier=1/MPS
=1/0.2
=5
Tax multiplier=-MPC/MPS
=-0.8/0.2
= -4
a.
When government increases its spending by $100 and $50 is financed by the increase in the tax.
Hence change in the GDP= Spending multiplier* change in the G + tax multiplier * change in the Tax
=5*100+ (-4)*50
=500-200
=$300
Hence GDP will increase by $300.
b.
Government budget= Tax revenue - government spending
=50-100
= (-$50)
Government budget deficit= (-$50)
There will be deficit of $50.
The unbalance budget name is government budget deficit and it is $50.
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