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According to Keynes, what is the investment (income) multiplier?

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According to Keynes, what is the investment (income) multiplier?

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  • Ratio of change in consumption to change in income

  • Ratio of final total increase in income to initial increase in investment

  • Ratio of total saving to total income

  • Ratio of government expenditure to private expenditure

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Solution

Because one person’s expenditure becomes another person’s income

Explanation:

Keynes extended Kahn’s idea to income and defined the investment multiplier as the ratio of the total increase in income to the initial increase in investment.

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