Question
The Keynesian multiplier effect posits that A. an
initial increase of government B. spending can lead to a disproportionate larger increase in C. aggregate demand, provided certain assumptions regarding D. leakages and marginal propensities hold true E. Given below is a sentence divided into five parts. One of the parts is emboldened and the part is erroneous i.e it contains a grammatical error. You need to find one more part from the options given below that contains the error.Solution
We need an adverb ‘disproportionately’ to define the adjective ‘larger’. We don’t require the adjective ‘disproportionate’. In the emboldened part ‘increase of’ should be replaced with ‘increase in’.
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