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Spending out of income is called induced spending. Equivalently, it is known as ‘endogenous’ spending. This kind of spending rises and falls roughly in line with income. When income rises, households consume more. When income falls, they consume less. Because some spending is induced, an initial act of autonomous spending will cause a multiplied increase in new spending and new income. This is known as the expenditure-multiplier effect.... heteconomistShort & Simple 16 – The Expenditure Multiplier and Income DeterminationPeter Cooper
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Mike Norman considers the following as important: expenditure multiplier
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Spending out of income is called induced spending. Equivalently, it is known as ‘endogenous’ spending. This kind of spending rises and falls roughly in line with income. When income rises, households consume more. When income falls, they consume less. Because some spending is induced, an initial act of autonomous spending will cause a multiplied increase in new spending and new income. This is known as the expenditure-multiplier effect.... heteconomistShort & Simple 16 – The Expenditure Multiplier and Income DeterminationPeter Cooper
Topics:
Mike Norman considers the following as important: expenditure multiplier
This could be interesting, too:
Spending out of income is called induced spending. Equivalently, it is known as ‘endogenous’ spending.
This kind of spending rises and falls roughly in line with income. When income rises, households consume more. When income falls, they consume less.
Because some spending is induced, an initial act of autonomous spending will cause a multiplied increase in new spending and new income. This is known as the expenditure-multiplier effect....heteconomist
Short & Simple 16 – The Expenditure Multiplier and Income Determination
Peter Cooper