ECON 0110 Lecture Notes - Lecture 16: Fiscal Multiplier, Parsec
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How do income taxes influence the magnitude of the. The successive increases in output and consumption spending will be. Now consider the same economy with an income tax of, say, 20%. The successive increases in output will be as follows: Because there is a 20% tax, in round 2, the worker who earned only has of disposable income. Given an mpc of . 75, the worker spends 75% of the . This yields new spending, and new output of . x (1 - . 20) x . 75 = x . 60 = . x (1 - . 20) x . 75 x (1 - . 20) x . 75. The sum = x [1/1-. 60)] = x [1/(1 - . 75{1 - . 20})] $ 31. 64 mpc = . 75; tax rate = . 20. x [1/(1 . 75 x {1 - . 20}] An increase in mpc causes the multiplier to increase. An increase in t causes the multiplier to decrease.
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