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When money is spent on goods or services, the recipients of the money also spend some of the money they receive. The recipients of the twice-spent money will also spend some of that, and so on. This chain reaction is called the multiplier effect. Suppose a government stimulates an economy by spending $40 billion and consider this level 1 spending. Furthermore, assume level n spending is r times level n - 1$ spending for n = 2,3, ..., where r (0, 0.95) and assume that the government gets 5% of level 2 and beyond spending back by way of taxes. Let sn denote the total spending (in billions of dollars) of all levels less than or equal to n. Find a formula for sn. Find a formula for What is if r = 0.6? For what values of r will the government get at least $10 billion back through taxes? Show transcribed image text When money is spent on goods or services, the recipients of the money also spend some of the money they receive. The recipients of the twice-spent money will also spend some of that, and so on. This chain reaction is called the multiplier effect. Suppose a government stimulates an economy by spending $40 billion and consider this level 1 spending. Furthermore, assume level n spending is r times level n - 1$ spending for n = 2,3, ..., where r (0, 0.95) and assume that the government gets 5% of level 2 and beyond spending back by way of taxes. Let sn denote the total spending (in billions of dollars) of all levels less than or equal to n. Find a formula for sn. Find a formula for What is if r = 0.6? For what values of r will the government get at least $10 billion back through taxes?
When money is spent on goods or services, the recipients of the money also spend some of the money they receive. The recipients of the twice-spent money will also spend some of that, and so on. This chain reaction is called the multiplier effect. Suppose a government stimulates an economy by spending $40 billion and consider this level 1 spending. Furthermore, assume level n spending is r times level n - 1$ spending for n = 2,3, ..., where r (0, 0.95) and assume that the government gets 5% of level 2 and beyond spending back by way of taxes. Let sn denote the total spending (in billions of dollars) of all levels less than or equal to n. Find a formula for sn. Find a formula for What is if r = 0.6? For what values of r will the government get at least $10 billion back through taxes?
Show transcribed image text When money is spent on goods or services, the recipients of the money also spend some of the money they receive. The recipients of the twice-spent money will also spend some of that, and so on. This chain reaction is called the multiplier effect. Suppose a government stimulates an economy by spending $40 billion and consider this level 1 spending. Furthermore, assume level n spending is r times level n - 1$ spending for n = 2,3, ..., where r (0, 0.95) and assume that the government gets 5% of level 2 and beyond spending back by way of taxes. Let sn denote the total spending (in billions of dollars) of all levels less than or equal to n. Find a formula for sn. Find a formula for What is if r = 0.6? For what values of r will the government get at least $10 billion back through taxes?1
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