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Answer'Multilier=1/(1-MPC)
=1/(1-0.6)
=2.5
the multiplier is 2.5
the change in GDP because of exports=multiplier*change in
exports
=2.5*(-100)
=$-250
The Change in real GDP will be $-250
means the GDP decreases by $250
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