Question
The "Balanced Budget Multiplier" states that if the government increases expenditure and taxes by the same amount, the net effect on national income is:
Solution
The multiplier for government spending (G) is 1/(1-MPC). The multiplier for taxes (T) is -MPC/(1-MPC). The net effect is (1/(1-MPC)) + (-MPC/(1-MPC)) = (1-MPC)/(1-MPC) = 1. So, if ΞG = ΞT, then ΞY = 1 * ΞG. The multiplier is unity.
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