MPC stands for "marginal propensity to consume," which refers to a rise in consumer spending for every unit of income level achieved.
Marginal propensity to save (MPS) is the percentage of a person's income that they put away for savings for every unit that their income level rises.
Spending multiplier = Increase in income level for each unit increase in autonomous spending = 1/(1-MPC) = 1/MPS Spending multiplier = Increase in income level for each unit increase in autonomous expenditure. This is further explained below.
<h3>What is a multiplier?</h3>
Generally, the amount by which the return on investment is greater than the investment itself is referred to as the investment's return on investment (ROI).
In conclusion, Marginal propensity to save (MPS) is the percentage of a person's income that they put away for savings for every unit that their income level rises.
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The statement that is most correct is (b) In Grade 8, 17% of students liked running.
<h3>How to interpret the two-way frequency table</h3>
<u>The students that like swimming</u>
From the table, we have the following highlights
- 24% students like swimming in grade 8
- 18% students like swimming in grade 9
<u>The students that like running</u>
From the table, we have the following highlights
- 17% students like running in grade 8
- 14% students like running in grade 9
<u>The students that like volleyball</u>
From the table, we have the following highlights
- 5% students like volleyball in grade 8
- 54% students like volleyball in grade 9
When the above highlights are compared to the given options, the correct statement is (b) In Grade 8, 17% of students liked running.
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Answer: B
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According to the context, the correct sentence with the irregular verb in the imperfect tense is <em>¿</em><em>veías</em><em> a tu padrastro todos los días?.</em>
<h3>What is the imperfect tense?</h3>
It refers to actions with a certain duration in the past or that were carried out simultaneously with other actions.
As with other verb tenses, there are rules for conjugating verbs in the imperfect tense in Spanish, where the ending of the verb will change depending on the subject of the sentence and the original ending in the infinitive.
However, the verb ''ver'' has an irregular verb conjugation and is pronominal, so it will not follow the regular verb conjugation rules.
Therefore, we can conclude that according to the context, the correct sentence with the irregular verb in the imperfect tense is <em>¿</em><em>veías</em><em> a tu padrastro todos los días?.</em>
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We have that the main risky driving behaviors you may observe in a picture are
From the question we are told
<em>Describe </em>at least two risky driving behaviors you observe in this picture.
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Risky driving behaviors</h3>
Generally the risky driving behaviors are the behaviors that are <em>detrimental</em> to the driver and its passengers
Therefore
risky driving behavior will include
- Swerving
- Speeding
- sudden breaking
- Sharp bending
- Honing loudly
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