An Increase in Australia's Marginal Propensity to Import Will

question 15

Multiple Choice

An increase in Australia's marginal propensity to import will:

• A)have no effect on GDP, because GDP only includes spending in Australia
• B)cause an increase in GDP, because Australians have risen their spending
• C)cause a decrease in GDP, because some existing spending will demand production overseas instead of in Australia
• D)always be bad for the economy

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