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15. Income and Consumption / Multiplier Effect of Investment Spending / Problem 15
Problem 15
What is the impact of ignoring taxes when calculating the multiplier effect?
A
Ignoring taxes underestimates the multiplier effect, leading to lower predictions of GDP increase.
B
Ignoring taxes can overestimate the multiplier effect, leading to inaccurate predictions of GDP increase.
C
Ignoring taxes reverses the multiplier effect, leading to a decrease in GDP.
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Ignoring taxes has no impact on the multiplier effect.
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