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Question : The multiplier effect refers to:

Option 1: The magnification of changes in autonomous expenditure on real GDP
 

Option 2: The decrease in consumption as income increases
    

Option 3: The decrease in investment as interest rates rise

   

Option 4: The increase in government expenditure during a recession


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Correct Answer: The magnification of changes in autonomous expenditure on real GDP


Solution : The correct answer is (a) The magnification of changes in autonomous expenditure on real GDP.

It is a concept in macroeconomics that explains how an initial change in autonomous expenditure, such as government spending or investment, can have a larger impact on overall economic activity. The multiplier effect occurs because when an individual or entity spends money, that money becomes income for someone else, who then spends a portion of it, and so on. This cycle continues, leading to a cumulative increase in overall spending and economic output. The multiplier effect is based on the idea that an injection of spending into the economy creates a ripple effect, stimulating further spending and generating additional income.

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