If personal income taxes are increased by $10, MPC=0.8, then disposable income will _____and consumption will_____.
increase by $10; increase by $8.
stay the same, stay the same
decrease by $10; decrease by $8.
decrease by $10; decrease by $10
Answer
Option 3
decrease by $10; decrease by $8
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Disposable income =Y-T
Y=income
T=taxes
Disposable income =Y-10
the disposable income decreases by $10
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consumption funtion is the form of
C=a+MPC*YD
a=autonomus consumption
YD=disposable income
C=a+0.8*(Y-10)
C=a+0.8Y-8
the consumption decreases by $8
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