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siniylev [52]
1 year ago
6

Why do most economists believe that the value for the government purchases multiplier is greater than the value for the tax mult

iplier?
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Rudiy271 year ago
8 0

Because taxes keep some of the original impact of the tax, unlike spending multipliers, the spending multiplier is always one bigger than the tax multiplier. Any changes in consumer spending that follow any real GDP expansion or contraction brought on by the application of fiscal policy are referred to as the multiplier impact.

Any shift in aggregate demand will typically be significantly increased with a high multiplier, making the economy more unstable. Contrarily, with a low multiplier, changes in aggregate demand will not be amplified by a large amount, leading to a tendency for the economy to be more stable.

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