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Bond [772]
3 years ago
6

Suppose Will gives his wallet containing $100 to Alex to hold while he works out. During Will’s workout, Alex uses the $100 to p

ay his mechanic who fixed his scooter. The mechanic then took this $100 to his vet to pay off his account for rescuing his pet bird. The vet then used the $100 to pay Alex for money she owed him for tutoring her in economics. After Will’s workout, Alex returns the wallet with the same $100 bill inside. Although the same $100 bill was used without Will’s knowledge, everybody’s debt has been settled. How much money was created?
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1 answer:
kondor19780726 [428]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:please refer to the explanation section

Explanation:

Mechanic = $100

Vet = $100

Alex (payment from vet) = $100

Will's $100 bill has created $300.

This situation is explained in detail by the concept known has the multiplier. The multiplier measures how much impact will a change in an exogenous variable will cause in endogenous variables, for example How much a increase in Government spending will change Gross Domestic Product.

The multiplier in this case is 3,

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