Thursday, March 3, 2016

(2-25-16) Unit III Consumption and Saving Multipliers

Consumption and Saving Multipliers

Disposable income
income after taxes [Gross-Taxes]
Consume or save [spend or not to spend]
Consumption - restricted by DI & Propensity to save
-If DI = 0, autonomous consumption and dissaving [occurs]












-Saving - Restricted by DI & Propensity to consume
-if DI = 0, no saving [occurs]

-APC/APS = Average Propensity to Consume/Save
APC + APC = 1
1 - APC = APS
1 - APS = APC
-APS or when APC > 1 -> Dissaving

Multipliers
MPC + MPS = 1
MPC = 1 - MPS
MPS = 1 - MPC

-MPC
marginal.. fraction of any change in DI consumed [change in Consumption/change in Di]

-MPS
Fraction of DI saved [change in Saving/change in DI]

-Spending Multiplier Effect
Initial change in spending; causes larger change in AS or AD
(1/[1-MPC]) or 1/MPS
Multiplier = (change in AD/change in C, Ig, G, or Xn)
Positive= increase; Negative= decrease

-Tax Multiplier
Reverse multiplier because it leaves circular  flow
Tax cut is positive because money enters circular flow
Always negative
-(MPC/[1-MPC]) or -(MPC/MPS)
Multiplier = (change in AD/change in C, Ig, G, or Xn)

1 comment:

  1. Nice image representation, and also you didn't tell what the 45 degrees angle represents in your image.

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