An increase in investment demanded will shift the aggregate demand curve to the right by an amount equal to the
A money multiplier.
B investment spending multiplier.
C change in investment.
D marginal propensity to consume.
Answer B. Investment spending multiplier
Reason- Investment spending multiplier= ∆Y/∆I= 1/(1-MPC)=1/MPS
If investment demanded increases by $2 billion, multipier is 3, aggregate demand will rise by 3*$2 billion= $6 billion
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