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15. Income and Consumption / Average Propensity to Consume and Save / Problem 4
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In a recession, why might a government be interested in the marginal propensity to consume of its citizens?
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To predict how much additional income will be saved rather than spent.
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To determine the average income of its citizens.
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To estimate the potential impact of fiscal stimulus on overall consumption.
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To calculate the total consumption of the economy.
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