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The table below shows various values of labour (L) ,capital (K) ,and technology (T) for Economies A,B,and C.In each case,the aggregate production function takes the following form:
Y = T ×
TABLE 25-4
-Refer to Table 25-4.Consider the changes shown for L,K,and T for Economy A,where output (Y) is the economy's real GDP.As total labour input rises,this economy will show
APC
The Average Propensity to Consume, which measures the fraction of income that households spend on goods and services rather than saving.
Disposable Income
The spendable income of households after income tax deductions tailored for saving and spending.
Disposable Income
The financial resources meant for household spending and saving after settling income taxes.
Saving
The act of setting aside a portion of current income for future use, either by holding the funds in cash or investing them.
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