The amount of $25.00 billion will be the private investment spending that each $10 billion increase in government spending will crowd out.
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When the government expenditure increased by $1 billion, the planned investment expenditure will falls by $0.20 billion., hence, for each $1 billion increase in government spending, there is a net change in intial spending of $0.2 billion
Also, the aggregate demand curve will shift to the right by the net change in spending multiplied by the multiplier, which equals 1- MPC.
Hence, the net increase in AD due to the $1 billion increase in government expenditure is equals what is known as the net multiplier.
Therefore, the amount of $25.00 billion will be the private investment spending that each $10 billion increase in government spending will crowd out.
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AGI $75,000
Less: Standard deduction (surviving spouse) (12,200)
Personal and dependency exemptions (3 × $3,900 (11,700)
Taxable income $51,100
I believe the answer is A: Current ratio. It’s the only one that makes sense.
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