7. Factor costs is to A. households; firms B. firms; households C supply, quantity supplied D supply, demand as consumer
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8. Given that C-$1,000+ 0.60YD, if the level of disposable income is $1,000, the level of saving is $600. $400, -$600. -$300. 9. If the MPC is 0.35, the desired fiscal stimulus necessary to close a $350 billion AD shortfall is A $350 billion B $1000 billion C. $233 billion D. Cannot be calculated i 10. If MPC is the multiplier is A 43 B 4 C 25 D. 75 A 182 B 300 A. ABCA a B. C. D.
7. Factor costs is to as consumer expectations is to A households; firms 3 B firms, households C. supply, quantity supplied D. supply, demand 8. Given that C= $1,000+ 0.60YD, if the level of disposable income is $1,000, the level of saving is A $600 B. $400. C $600 D. -$300 9 If the MPC is 0.35, the desired fiscal stimulus necessary to close a $350 billion AD shortfall is A. $350 billion B $1000 billion C $233 billion D. Cannot be calculated 10 it MPC is the multiplier is A 43 C. 25 D 75 A 482 B 300